Re: evaluation of potentially malicious PDFs

[Hevnsnt <hevnsnt () i-hacked com>]

I use the following tools to inspect pdfs

Origami
Didier Stevens tools (PDF-parser and pdfid)
And wepawet

Sent from my iPad

On Aug 31, 2012, at 2:25 PM, Herndon Elliott <alabamatoy () gmail com> wrote:

> Learning of lots of avenues of intrusion through PDF documents.  Embedded javascript, stego, referenced malware, 
> flash embedding, etc.  Does anyone know of a tool which can evaluate a PDF for questionable content without opening 
> it in reader?
>  
> If no such tool exists, it would seem like a good open-source project for someone interested in coding such things....
>  
> Herndon Elliott
> Madison, Al
>  
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