Andrew Martin

**Edit 2**
I’d like to thank LeaseWeb for taking the time to respond to this post. It’s great to hear that they take action quickly once informed of abuse. I found it surprising that they would receive reports of malware and other nefarious activity but with no substantiating evidence. The “fire and forget” mentality of notifying [...]

While investigating an attack, I came across a piece of javascript that was quite unusual. Most javascript obfuscated malware uses custom “packers” if you will to mangle the actual code that performs the attack. This code must become “unpacked” at some point to be interpreted by the web browser. Simply looking for document.write or eval [...]