In May, I published two articles that seemed unrelated: the first was about Node.js Single Executable Applications, how attackers embed JavaScript into self-contained binaries that evade static sca...

The problem You receive a suspicious macOS binary that opens in Binary Ninja as thousands of anonymous stripped functions with no relevant imports, no readable strings, and no obvious entry point,...

What is SEA (Single Executable Applications)? When a threat actor chooses Node.js SEA to deliver a payload, they are not making a development decision. They are making a detection decision. Node....