Scammers hide viruses in texts

[Объединенное Детективное Бюро]

Scientists have developed a new technology that allows you to hide malicious code inside common English sentences. Hackers can get around most of today's antiviruses by hiding malicious code inside plain text, security experts say. According to Josh Mason of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, current anti-virus systems are based on the assumption that malicious code is different from plain text, such as English prose, because it has a different structure, according to newscientist.com. However, a team of researchers has now discovered a way to hide viruses inside common English sentences. Scientists have developed a technology that can search a large number of texts in English (more than 15 thousand articles from Wikipedia and about 27 thousand books), finding in them combinations of words that can be used in malicious code.

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Thank!

 

[parbaude]

Warum solchen Müll drucken und es ist falsch? Jedes Schadprogramm (Trojaner, Virus, Keylogger usw.) kann unter Ihrer bevorzugten Textdatei oder Ihrem bevorzugten Bild versteckt werden. Dazu benötigen Sie einen einfachen Joiner (Dateikleben) und einen Kryptor, um das Schadprogramm vor dem Filzen von Dateien aus der WUA zu verbergen. Aber wenn der Schreiner und das Schadprogramm und der Abschnitt * privat *, dann wird der Kryptor überhaupt nicht benötigt.

 

[Stels]

Sehr interessante Technologie (wurde 2009 erwähnt).

Um diesen Code aus dem Text zu sammeln und zur Ausführung auszuführen, benötigen Sie anscheinend etwas anderes virusähnliches (d. H. Zurück zum Original).
Hacker der Hopkins University werden sich etwas einfallen lassen: D: D: D.

 

[Gerasimov]

In order for the victim to make a decision on whether he wants to act according to the law to the detriment of his position, he just needs to know how great this damage will be.

PS By the way, Doctor Web's specialists coped all the same, from the second attempt. So, the topic turns more into a theoretical one. But to know about the procedure would still be very interesting.

 

[David Mamedov]

Yes, it's kind of called a "Trojan". It doesn't have to be a text dock - it might even be suspicious. It is best to hide the virus in some kind of application. But I don't know how yet)

 

[Частный детектив. Москва.]

Surely, or rather 100% - someone will create a stronger antivirus.

 

[Частный детектив. Армения. Ереван.]

Have a new way? And what about antivirus and medicine against this infection?

 

[частный детектив. Узбекистан. Ташкент.]

Interesting technology!

 

[Детективное агентство Одесса]

It was mainstream back then.