Unitrix is the name given to an old homographic exploit that misuses the invisible Unicode Standard character U+202E. We revisited this old exploit and found that many malicious attackers are still using it to trick users into opening malicious files.

This report identifies and analyzes the biggest threats that consumers faced in 2021

News broke last week concerning a Monero mining malware found in a copy of the…

Spider-miner, spider-miner, does whatever a miner can. Mine a coin, spawn a thread, Uses…

Data obfuscation is the next layer in the whole obfuscation process and it tries to fog the data output so that it will be pretty hard to understand when analyzing it with our own eyes.

Attackers want to make things harder in case we beautify the code, so for that, they’ll add some garbage code. Garbage code has no real purpose; it doesn’t affect the code itself in any way. The whole idea of garbage code is just to make things harder to track and to confuse the researcher.

Using JavaScript in cyber attacks is not exactly new, but more and more attackers are using Javascript to create malware…