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🛡️ Cybersecurity Journal
Benign-looking Malware
⚠️ Medium Risk
Benign-looking malware looks harmless but can be dangerous.
These malware types include clipboard hijackers or disguised system tools. They're hard to detect and often
escape antivirus tools by pretending to be utilities.
🧪 Example: Clipboard crypto-jacker
📦 Example: Fake PDF reader with spyware 📚 Further Reading: MDN – Web Security GFG – Malware Types
📌 Malware Spotlight: Fileless Attacks
⚠️ Stealth Attack🧠 Memory-based
Malware that operates entirely in memory, leaving no trace on disk.
Fileless malware injects itself into trusted processes like PowerShell or WMI. Since it doesn’t write to disk,
antivirus tools struggle to detect it.
Common delivery methods include phishing emails and exploit kits. 🔗 Learn More: CrowdStrike –
Fileless Malware TechTarget
Explanation
⚠️ Cyber Threat: XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)
🚨 High Severity🛡️ Frontend Exploit
XSS allows attackers to inject malicious JavaScript into web pages, targeting users'
sessions or data.
Example: A comment box accepts HTML input. An attacker posts:
<script>alert('XSS')</script>
Any user viewing it will execute the attacker’s code.
I love exploring how websites are built, and I'm especially curious about Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking.
This journey will be full of code and caffeine!