Polyglot files have to fit in several file format specifications and respond differently depending on the calling program. This poses a significant risk to endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems and file uploaders, which mainly rely on format identification for analysis. By evading correct classification, polyglots can leap over feature extraction routines or signature comparisons […]
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