Re:Obfuscated JavaScript, scam emails, and American Express
by userbinator on Sunday February 03, 2019 @07:17PM
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The next logical step after finding where the data is sent, is to use a script to fill the phisher's database with rubbish... there are sites like https://www.fakenamegenerator.com/ which will help you create fake-yet-plausible identities.
I remember many years ago I was sent a keylogger. I reversed it, found it was configured to upload keylogs to an FTP server on a free webhost, and promptly replaced the existing contents of it with as many copies of The Bible as would fit in the few MB of space available.
I remember many years ago I was sent a keylogger. I reversed it, found it was configured to upload keylogs to an FTP server on a free webhost, and promptly replaced the existing contents of it with as many copies of The Bible as would fit in the few MB of space available.