Hiding Malware Inside Images on GoogleUserContent

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Hiding Malware Inside Images on GoogleUserContent<p>If you have been following our blog for a long time, you might remember us writing about malware that used EXIF data to hide its code.</p>

This technique is still in use. Let us show you a recent example.

Contaminated Pac-Man

This code was found at the beginning of a malicious script that steals PayPal security tokens.

As you can see, it reads “EXIF data” from a pacman.jpg image hosted on Google’s servers, probably uploaded using a Blogger or Google+ account.

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