Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Binary code from untrusted sources remains one of the primary vehicles for malicious software attacks.  presents Reins, a new, more general, and lighter-ight binary rewriting and in-lining system to tame and secure untrusted binary programs. Unlike traditional monitors, Reins requires no cooperation from code-producers in the form of source code or debugging symbols, requires no client-side support infrastructure (e.g., a virtual machine or hypervisor), and preserves the behavior of even complex, event-driven, x86 native COTS binaries generated by aggressively optimizing compilers. This makes it exceptionally easy to deploy. The safety of programs rewritten by Reins is independently machine-verifiable, allowing rewriting to be deployed as an untrusted third-party service. An implementation of Reins for Microsoft Windows demonstrates that it is effective and practical for a real-world OS and architecture, introducing only about 2.4% runtime overhead to rewritten binaries.
['Richard Wartell', 'Vishwath Mohan', 'Kevin W. Hamlen', 'Zhiqiang Lin']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Securing untrusted code via compiler-agnostic binary rewriting
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