Sameer Naik

 CODE LINK:-  https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/vy80obp7ucw1kh34tn87q/30-April-2025-Facebook-Scam-Alert-CA-Rachana-Ranade.txt?rlkey=twju9uux2vt02ozvbowu28j79&st=7yv60gjn&dl=0 🔍 Deobfuscating and Analyzing Obfuscated JavaScript in Web Pages: A Case Study Introduction Modern web pages—especially those of large platforms like Facebook—frequently employ dynamic JavaScript loading and obfuscation techniques. While many of these mechanisms are legitimate and performance-driven, they also present an opportunity for obfuscation and potential misuse in spoofed or cloned environments. This article analyzes a base64-encoded JavaScript snippet discovered in a suspicious HTML dump. We decode and interpret its functionality to highlight what it does, how it works, and its implications in both secure and compromised contexts. Discovery During static analysis of a web page, the following base64-encoded JavaScript was identified: cmVxdWlyZUxhenkoWyJTZXJ2ZXJKU1BheWxvYWRMaXN0ZW5l...

  The Hidden Dangers of Suspicious Facebook Ads: A Case Study on  https://usyuoeuoa.xyz/ Summary of Findings : Fake Branding: The page mimics CBS News to look legitimate but secretly promotes fake weight-loss products. Suspicious JavaScript: Hidden scripts (commented out) were found trying to: Manipulate cookies Insert tracking pixels from shady sources like e-commercereport.com Possibly redirect users without their consent Tracking and Data Collection: Facebook Pixel and third-party trackers are included, risking privacy without informing the user. Phishing Risk: Multiple fake links ( ./admin.html ) disguised as buttons (“Order Now!”, "Get Your Bottle") — could lead to data theft or scam purchases. External Script Issues: External scripts from suspicious sources are loaded. Some try to modify page behavior dynamically. No Heavy Obfuscation: While the code is not deeply obfuscated, it is structured to hide its true intentions through fake con...

  The Hidden Dangers of Suspicious Facebook Ads: A Case Study on  https://7f9cd87.ixg.llc summary of the analysis  🔹 Type : Suspicious / potentially malicious HTML page. 🔹 Key Findings : Hidden Redirect : Meta refresh redirects the user after 10 seconds. Suspicious Links : External links point to shady or spammy domains. Tracking Pixel : A hidden image (tiny.cc link) is likely used for tracking. External Scripts : Loads scripts from third-party sources (Cloudflare, jQuery). Potential Phishing Risk : "Continue" button may lead to a fake or malicious site. 🔹 No direct malware like keyloggers, auto-downloads, or permission abuse in this file itself , but the redirected destinations could be dangerous . 🔹 Overall Risk Level : ⚠️ High – Strong indicators of phishing, spam, or tracking. https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2F7f9cd87.ixg.llc%2Fa%2FMXxodHRwczovL3QuY28vM0kzb29ScEZwWnxzZWUgbW9yZSBhYm91dCBtZSA4NDR8IHwxMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTR8aHR0cDovL3...

Unpacking Gemini 2.5: Enhanced Capabilities Through Reasoning, Multimodality, and Advanced Tool Use As of April 25, 2025, the Gemini 2.5 family of AI models showcases significant advancements in artificial intelligence, particularly in their ability to "think," understand and process multiple data types simultaneously, and interact with external tools. This article explores the key features of Gemini 2.5, including the capabilities of the Gemini 2.5 Pro and Gemini 2.5 Flash models, supported by 100 illustrative examples. General Gemini 2.5 Features A major leap forward for the Gemini 2.5 series is its enhanced reasoning or "thinking" capability . Models like 2.5 Pro and 2.5 Flash can perform internal reasoning steps before generating a final response, leading to more thorough analysis, better breakdown of complex tasks, improved response planning, and higher accuracy, especially on multi-step problems . Another core feature is Native Multimodality, allowing Gemini 2...