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Module analysis/api/v1/wasm/e070cd10f152fb4cb41dbf42796b17b8502184d3d63c79658d861f4dd9d2bb99Decompiled code/api/v1/wasm/e070cd10f152fb4cb41dbf42796b17b8502184d3d63c79658d861f4dd9d2bb99/code

e070cd10f152fb4cb41dbf42796b17b8502184d3d63c79658d861f4dd9d2bb99

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The file is the module exactly as the page had it. WebAssembly does nothing on its own: it runs only when a script instantiates it. Labels describe what the module contains and are leads, not verdicts.

At a glance

What it is
Not identified. Its build does not name it and it matches no library we know.
How it was built
Not named in the module.
What it can do
None of its imports reaches the network, runs code or changes the page. Judged from the names of its imports.
Where we saw it
On 4 public scans, 2026-10-04 to 2026-10-25.
Findings
Nothing flagged by the checks below.
Size
24.4 KiB
First seen
2026-10-04
Last seen
2026-10-25
Public scans
4
Functions
26
Imports
3
Exports
9
Data segments
19

How it was built

The module names no language, compiler or build tool. Release builds often strip this information, and hand-written modules usually lack it.

Decompiled code

26 of 26 functions decompiled to C-like pseudocode; 3 more are imported from the page.

Decompiled code is a reconstruction from the file, so names and types are often guesses. Query values in URLs are masked here; the downloaded file is unchanged.

FunctionSizeBlocksComplexityNotes
No functions match.

File layout

WebAssembly binary format version 1, core module, 10 sections.

SectionOffsetSizeItems
type0x883 bytes13
import0x5b21 bytes3
function0x7029 bytes26
table0x8d7 bytes1
memory0x949 bytes1
global0x9d11 bytes1
export0xa839 bytes9
element0xcf11 bytes1
code0xda23.7 KiB26
data0x5f9d531 bytes19
Memory
256 pages (16.0 MiB), up to 32,768 pages (2.0 GiB)
Table
4 entries, up to 4 entries, funcref
Globals
1
Element segments
1
Function names
none (names were stripped)

Data segments

Each bar is one segment of the module's data: as wide as its size, as tall as its entropy. Bars above the dashed line are encrypted or compressed. 19 segments, 413 bytes in all.

02468Segment 0: 100 bytes, 4.95 bits per byteSegment 1: 65 bytes, 2.24 bits per byteSegment 2: 33 bytes, 1.91 bits per byteSegment 4: 21 bytes, 1.05 bits per byteSegment 6: 21 bytes, 1.53 bits per byteSegment 8: 30 bytes, 1.53 bits per byteSegment 9: 14 bytes, 1.2 bits per byteSegment 11: 21 bytes, 1.28 bits per byteSegment 13: 41 bytes, 3.38 bits per byteSegment 14: 41 bytes, 3.34 bits per byteSegment 16: 14 bytes, 1.77 bits per byteSegment 18: 5 bytes, 0.72 bits per byte
data segment encrypted or compressed 7.5 bits per byteHeight: bits per byte. Width: share of all the data.

Imports (3)

  • a.a
  • a.b
  • a.c

Exports (9)

Scripts that carry or load it

  • lite.evernote.com carries it as text; the script is minified or bundled.
  • lite.evernote.com carries it as text; the script is minified or bundled.

From public scans. A script loads a module when it fetches or compiles it.

In our sandbox

  • Produced 1 string at run time, listed below.
  • Ran a long busy loop (often hashing).

Strings it produced at run time

Text that appeared while it ran and is not in the file: decoded, decrypted or built by its code. Web addresses are shown as their host.

  1. -+ 0X0x

Checks we ran

  • Threat-feed matches: none
  • Names of mining software or pools: none
  • CryptoNight mining structure: not found
  • Hashing or cipher loops: none
  • Known hashing or cipher algorithms: none recognised
  • Encrypted or compressed data: none
  • JavaScript stored inside: none
  • Other modules inside: none
  • Imports that read browser or page details: none
  • Function names: removed (usual in release builds)

Static checks of the file: nothing in it was run for these. A finding is a lead, not a verdict.

Shares code with

Other modules that contain some of the same functions. They are ranked by functions few modules have, so a language's own runtime does not link every module built with it. Shared code often means a shared library or the same developer. It is a lead, not a verdict.

  • 73ab13d9…002c67202.8 KiB · first seen 2026-10-28 · 4 functions in common (22% of this module's, 1% of that one's)
  • f4cd84d5…28e03997.0 KiB · first seen 2026-10-28 · 4 functions in common (22% of this module's, 6% of that one's)

Seen on 4 public scans

PageTitleSeenHow it got there
accounts.evernote.comLogin to your Evernote account2026-10-25Base64 text in a script
accounts.evernote.comLogin to your Evernote account2026-10-18Base64 text in a script
accounts.evernote.comLogin to your Evernote account2026-10-11Base64 text in a script
accounts.evernote.comLogin to your Evernote account2026-10-04Base64 text in a script