Polymorphic encryption refers to a technique in which the encryption algorithm continuously changes its structure to avoid detection and analysis by cybersecurity measures or anti-piracy systems.
This method is often used in malware and piracy protection to evade traditional security measures by altering its form with each execution.
Polymorphic encryption is often used by cybercriminals to disguise malicious software, but it can also be implemented by content protection services to prevent unauthorized access to encrypted digital content.
Does polymorphic encryption change its encryption pattern to avoid detection?
Yes.
