Suppose you don't have the source of a contract, but have its bytecode. Can you theoretically interact with it somehow, or see what it does, by only looking at its bytecode?
Can functionality be obscured, or can you deduce everything that a contract does by its bytecode alone?
Decompiling bytecode is much the same as revere engineering any other form of binary program. It can be a bit tricky, but given the right incentive someone could definitely learn enough from the bytecode to interact with the contract.
Obfuscation is not very practical right now, so for the present, just assume that if you publish something to the blockchain, it will be public.
It is not necessary to have the ABI for the contract, since it is trivial to figure out the function signature hashes from the bytecode, which is all you need
I might be wrong, but ihmo, I don't think it is possible to interact with it, since the bytecode is the result of the compiler, compiling your ABI code and making your code understable by the EVM which runs low level low-level assembly.
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