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Reverse engineering performed for interoperability purposes is generally legally protected, but many applications' terms of service prohibit reverse engineering, and bypassing DRM or encryption is a separate legal issue; the safe zone consists of your own applications, open-source binaries, security challenges, and targets you are authorized to test.
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