[zak776]

Hello,
Which programming language is hard to reverse engineering? I mean is that a program that written by which programming language is hard to reverse engineering?

Thank you.

Low-level languages like C and C++ can be harder to reverse engineer due to the direct correspondence between the source code and machine code, making it more difficult to reconstruct high-level structures. Additionally, optimizations and obfuscation techniques can be applied to make reverse engineering more complex.

Languages that rely on compilation to bytecode or intermediate languages, like Java or .NET languages (C#, VB.NET), also add a layer of abstraction, making it somewhat more challenging to reverse engineer compared to languages with a direct correspondence to machine code.

[r00f3rr]

I'd say YARA and C++ are the hardest to reverse-engineer, but it is still possible, it just takes a lot of time

But why YARA? If i'm not mistaken, YARA rules are simply .yar scripts i.e. can be opened in a text editor. Is there any need to reverse them?

[blitz_line]

C++ is probably the hardest one, but it is subjective

agree