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Writing modern day executable packers has turned into a rather profitable business. In many cases, the reason for packing is not protecting genuine applications against piracy or plagiarism, but rather avoiding reverse-engineering and detection of malicious samples. Unlike developers, which show moderate interest for using a packer and lack time and resources for creating one, malware creators show...
The World Wide Web evolved so rapidly that it is no longer considered a luxury, but a necessity. That is why currently the most popular infection vectors used by cyber criminals are either web pages or commonly used documents (such as pdf files). In both of these cases, the malicious actions performed are written in Java Script. Because of this, Java Script has become the preferred language for spreading...
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