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2012 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Using Low-Level Dynamic Attributes for Malware Detection Based on Data Mining Methods
verfasst von : Dmitry Komashinskiy, Igor Kotenko
Erschienen in: Computer Network Security
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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The modern methodologies of computer threats’ detection traditionally include heuristic approaches of detecting malicious programs (malware) and their side effects. Usually these approaches are used in order to form some auxiliary classification and categorization systems which simplify procedures of processing previously unseen data sets and revealing previously non-obvious structural and behavioral dependencies for malware. Such systems have a number of issues caused by specificity of processes of their creation and functioning. One of such issues is looking for feature sets whose use increases accuracy of malware detection. The paper presents description and analysis of an approach focusing on this issue. It is based on instantiating a number of classifiers learned in a feature space representing low-level dynamic specificities of applications to be analyzed.