KaiXin Exploit Kit
KaiXin has been delivered via banner ads and JavaScript injection on compromised websites.
KaiXin exploit kit was first identified in August 2012 by Kahu Security
KaiXin masquerades as a statistics tracking script and uses URL encoding to trivially obfuscate the injected script.
The initial KaiXin landing page, which has no obfuscation, contains logic for handling different browsers. These landing pages are used to install malware onto a user’s device.
Affected Platforms
All Internet Web Browsers
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