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<img width="1366" height="768" alt="Screenshot From 2025-07-27 17-47-46" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/17140d6d-76f0-43eb-8594-6b7390d68960" />
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Breakdown of the Malicious Code Execution:
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1. Automatic Execution: When the program starts, it automatically calls the function ExecuteBase64Script(), which is responsible for decoding
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and executing the malicious payload.
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2. Base64-Encoded PowerShell Script: The program contains Base64-encoded data, which is often used to hide malicious commands from antivirus and
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security software.
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3. Execution with Unrestricted Policy: The PowerShell script is executed with bypassed execution policy (-ExecutionPolicy Bypass), meaning it ignores any
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security restrictions on running scripts.
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This is a known technique used by attackers to execute unauthorized PowerShell commands without user consent.
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4. Decoding and Writing to File: The Base64 string is decoded and saved as a PowerShell script file named "PowerRatankba.ps1"
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which is then used as the attack payload.
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