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The Return of the TCP Sockets

Here is a common problem. You have to write an web-based email, im, ssh, xmmp, SMB, etc. client which must connect to a server other then the originating one. What do you do then? Hint: You cannot use Java!

Well, due to the fact the the browser has no idea how to spawn a tcp socket, you are stuck in the proxy-land. Typically you will write an application that will do a lot of transcoding and state management. [...]

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The 10.000 Sites JS Malware Source Code Leaked

This will be an old new if you are following Ronald’s blog but nevertheless I’ve decided to make it public here as well, because the only way you can fight these menace is by sharing and dissecting. The malware is heavily obfuscated but not as much as it can get. In fact, just by glancing through the code you can see the key points of the execution process.

Don’t get too excited about this source as it is useless. In fact there is nothing interesting about it. [...]

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