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## Ethical Disclaimer

This repository is published for **strictly educational and ethical purposes**.

All content, binaries, code samples and techniques presented in this course
are intended exclusively for:

- Learning reverse engineering within a legal framework
- Security auditing of software you authored or for which you have explicit
  written authorization
- Defensive cybersecurity research
- Participation in legal CTF (Capture The Flag) challenges

**The following uses are strictly prohibited:**

- Analyzing, modifying or attacking commercial software without authorization
- Creating or distributing malware, ransomware or any malicious software
- Bypassing protection mechanisms outside of a legally authorized context
- Any activity that violates the laws applicable in your jurisdiction
  (including but not limited to the CFAA in the United States, EU Directive
  2009/24/EC, and equivalent national legislation)

The malicious code samples included in this repository (Part VI) are
**intentionally limited educational prototypes**, designed to be analyzed
exclusively in isolated environments (sandbox/VM). They must **never** be
executed on production systems or outside of a sandboxed test environment.

The author assumes no responsibility for any malicious, illegal or
unauthorized use of the content provided herein. The user is solely
responsible for compliance with all applicable laws in their jurisdiction.