Steganographic VPN malware theater ft. unnecessary command servers

A terminal screenshot displaying a forensic malware analysis of a browser extension. The image shows a fictional security tool (GHOSTPOSTER) analyzing a malicious VPN extension by extracting hidden JavaScript payload from a PNG icon using steganography techniques. The analysis reveals command servers and demonstrates payload decoding methods. Extracted text: [GHOSTPOSTER] Browser Extension Malware Analysis [TARGET] Extension: Free VPN Forever [FILE] Analyzing: logo.png [*] Validating PNG header... [+] PNG signature: 89 50 4E 47 0D 0A 1A 0A [*] Scanning raw bytes for markers... [!] MARKER FOUND: === at offset 0x1A4F [!] Hidden data detected after image end [+] Payload size: 2,847 bytes [EXTRACT] Decoding payload... [+] Case swap > Digit swap > Base64 > XOR [+] Javascript payload extracted [C2] Command servers: [+] Primary: liveupdt[.]com [+] Backup: dealctrl[.]com [!] STEGANOGRAPHY CONFIRMED [!] MALWARE HIDDEN IN PNG ICON GHOSTPOSTER MALWARE → Steganography in PNG icon → JavaScript hidden after image data → 7 years undetected HACKINGPASSION:BullsEye