I came across a new tool—Androidmeda—that caught my attention. It attempts to deobfuscate decompiled Android code using a large language model (LLMs). I decided to give it a try, and to my surprise, the results were far better than expected.
Category: Malware
Introducing FileFix – A New Alternative to ClickFix Attacks
A new browser attack vectors just dropped, and it’s called FileFix — an alternative to the well-known ClickFix attack. This...
Analysis of Spyware That Helped to Compromise a Syrian Army from Within
The investigation into the collapse of the Assad regime reveals a significant technical dimension, particularly a spyware application named STFD-686...
EvilLoader: Unpatched Telegram for Android Vulnerability Disclosed
A newly disclosed in Telegram for Android, dubbed EvilLoader, allows attackers to disguise malicious APKs as video files, potentially leading to unauthorized malware installations on users’ devices.
Smartphone scareware: cracked screen as a result of virus
Scareware is a type of malicious advertisement designed to frighten users into believing their device is infected with a virus...
WiFiPumpkin3 integrated into NetHunter: Powerful Duo allows malware distribution via Captive Portal
WiFiPumpkin3 is a powerful framework designed for rogue access point attacks and network security testing. It allows security researchers, and...
NetHunter Hacker XVI: Metasploit payload generator in your pocket
Metasploit is a powerful and comprehensive framework that allows you to create, test, and execute exploits and payloads for various...