JWBinder can be extended to handle dynamically generated code or data in JWMM by incorporating dynamic analysis techniques in addition to static analysis. Dynamic analysis can involve monitoring the runtime behavior of the JavaScript-WebAssembly interactions to capture any dynamically generated code or data. This can be achieved by implementing runtime instrumentation to track the execution flow and data manipulation during the interoperations between JavaScript and WebAssembly.
One approach could be to integrate dynamic taint analysis, which tracks the flow of data and identifies how it is manipulated at runtime. By combining static and dynamic analysis, JWBinder can effectively handle dynamically generated code or data in JWMM. Additionally, leveraging techniques such as symbolic execution or runtime monitoring can help capture the behavior of dynamically generated elements in the multilingual malware.