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eval() and document.write(), meet Execute and ExecuteGlobal

Be on the lookout for these two VBScript statements that can be used to achieve the same effect as eval() and document.write(): Execute and ExecuteGlobal . Jonathan Ness pointed me to an exploit sample that was using Execute, presumably to trip up any

Recursive Obfuscation

Thanks to Jonathan Ness for pointing me to an example of a new obfuscation technique that attempts to thwart the eval() à alert() trick . Take a look at the following obfuscation script: 1 <script> 2 function N(F,D) 3 { 4 if (!D) D = ' "#%()-./012348:;<=>@ACEGHILMOPRTVWY\\]_abcdefghijlmnopqrstuvwxyz';

High-bit ASCII obfuscation

Here’s another new obfuscation technique I’ve seen in use on malicious web sites recently. Check out the following HTML: <html><meta http-equiv=content-type content='text/html; charset=us-ascii'></head><body>¼óãòéðô¾áìåòô¨¢Ôèéó

Code length dependent obfuscation

Wow, it’s been a long time! Hopefully I can find more time to blog over the next couple of months. In any event, my paper from last year really could use some updates. Among other things there are a whole new slew of “Usual Suspect” vulnerabilities to

Analyzing Browser Based Vulnerability Exploitation Incidents

I've written up a paper that describes some useful tools/techniques for deconstructing web based exploits: Analyzing Browser Based Vulnerability Exploitation Incidents The paper started as a blog entry and it remains a blog entry at its core. But since
 
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