Is it possible that fakeNet send a different response following the HOST: header parameter.
Ex: if the malware send a request ip-api.com/json, fakenet send the right response that the malware expected, if it's another website, a different reponse must be send.
That can help for a good malware execution inside a sandbox.
Hello,
Is it possible that fakeNet send a different response following the HOST: header parameter. Ex: if the malware send a request ip-api.com/json, fakenet send the right response that the malware expected, if it's another website, a different reponse must be send.
That can help for a good malware execution inside a sandbox.