Ah, but Thumb code can use two 16bit values (T32). But If I remember correctly, ...

ant6n on Dec 1, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: Anti-Disassembly techniques used by malware

Ah, but Thumb code can use two 16bit values (T32). But If I remember correctly, the first and second such sequence will have disjoint values, so you can't misinterpret the second 16-bit value as the beginning of an instruction. This is, btw, also true for utf-8.