In the previous article, I manually deobfuscated three malicious scripts. This time around, Iâll use publicly available tools to see which ones can tackle real-world obfuscated Javascript code. Hereâs the criteria I used to select the tools: 1. Free 2. Windows-based 3. Easy to setup and use (i.e. aimed at the novice user) These are the tools I selected to test with: * Creme Brulee * Firebug â Fire
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