Quote Originally Posted by Vash View Post
I don't know about "self-modifying". Makes it sound like polymorphism. It's more like an ASM switch case.
Well, it might not be exactly, but...
according to wikipedia
"In computer science, self-modifying code is code that alters its own instructions while it is executing."
and that alters a single instruction while executing XD (it directly overwrites an "add" instruction with a "subtract" instruction, or vice versa)
Although I'm probably wrong, you're the more advanced hacker.