2015 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Android Botnets: What URLs are Telling Us
verfasst von : Andi Fitriah Abdul Kadir, Natalia Stakhanova, Ali Akbar Ghorbani
Erschienen in: Network and System Security
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Botnets have traditionally been seen as a threat to personal computers; however, the recent shift to mobile platforms resulted in a wave of new botnets. Due to its popularity, Android mobile Operating System became the most targeted platform. In spite of rising numbers, there is a significant gap in understanding the nature of mobile botnets and their communication characteristics. In this paper, we address this gap and provide a deep analysis of Command and Control (C&C) and built-in URLs of Android botnets detected since the first appearance of the Android platform. By combining both static and dynamic analyses with visualization, we uncover the relationships between the majority of the analyzed botnet families and offer an insight into each malicious infrastructure. As a part of this study we compile and offer to the research community a dataset containing 1929 samples representing 14 Android botnet families.