Presented at
LayerOne 2017,
May 28, 2017, 4 p.m.
(60 minutes)
Most Javascript deobfuscation seems to be reliant on mocking functions like eval() and making objects like `WScript` available, running the (potentially malicious!) javascript, either in a browser tab or nodejs, and printing out what was passed to mocked functions. This talk covers what a more “right” approach might be, which is to say that most current Javascript can be meaningfully deobfuscated with a few optimizations often used by compilers to reduce code size.
I’ll also walk through a example implementation of those same techniques to deobfuscate some malicious Javascript from the wild plains of The Internet.
Presenters:
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Iximeow
Computer guy. Software engineer. Reverse engineer. Ivory tower academic. Nerd on the internet. Iximeow has been called all of these things, and more. 4/5 people agree – Iximeow really likes weird computer things.
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