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In China, the Copyright Law and the Regulations on the Protection of Computer Software do not explicitly address reverse engineering, and judicial practice generally uses "the purpose of study and research" and "not harming the lawful rights and interests of the rights holder" as the boundary.
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Computer Integrates Reverse Engineering Skill, Offers 10,000 Free Credits
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