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Dogface2k commented May 19, 2026

Malicious PreBuildEvent (.csproj)

This is the critical threat. Line 91 of RequestX Injector.csproj contains a massive obfuscated PreBuildEventthat executes the moment you build the project in Visual Studio. It:

  1. Creates a temp directory %TEMP%\JIEXBj

  2. Writes an extremely obfuscated VBScript file (CzoKaDmDw.vbs) using concatenated, base64-encoded, and bit-shifted strings

  3. The VBScript:

    • Decodes multiple layers of encrypted PowerShell code
    • Uses Rfc2898DeriveBytes (PBKDF2) and SHA256 for key derivation
    • Drops fTay.ps1 to disk
    • Executes it via powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass
  4. This runs with the user's full privileges zero-click compromise

This is a classic supply-chain/trojan horse attack. The obfuscation prevents easy analysis, but patterns like VBS→PowerShell droppers with PBKDF2 key derivation are signatures of infostealers, RATs, or ransomware droppers


ATTACK FLOW SUMMARY

Open .sln  Build Solution
   PreBuildEvent silently executes
   Obfuscated VBS + PowerShell payload runs (malware deployed)
   Meanwhile, the C# injector + Apex cheat appear to be the "product"

The injector and cheat are the bait. The PreBuildEvent is the real payload. Anyone who clones and builds this repo is compromised immediately.

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