Perhaps you could overwrite the native eval() and track calls throug your
custom eval implementation?
Something like:
var proxied = eval;
eval = function() { alert("ha"); return proxied.apply(this, arguments);};
eval(7);
Honza
On Friday, June 13, 2014 1:46:27 PM UTC+2, Akshay Darekar wrote:
>
> I am a python developer. i was find out malicious or Obfuscation
> javascript this are run time executing, when i execute in my brawser this
> are infected to my desktop. i want to trace what in the eval function are
> executing. this javascript are encoded format that are run time encoding
> self and infecting to machine. anybody have idea about how to catch this
> value / string.
>
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