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Analysis Part 2 Veronica Kovah vkovahost at gmail See notes for citation 1 http opensecuritytraininginfo MalwareDynamicAnalysishtml All materials is licensed under a Creative . MARS.MTC.SRI.COM. Motivation. Malware landscape is diverse and constant evolving. Large botnets. Diverse propagation vectors, exploits, C&C. Capabilities – backdoor, keylogging, rootkits,. Logic bombs, time-bombs. 2012 . IEEE/IPSJ 12. th. . International . Symposium on Applications and the . Internet. 102062596 . 陳盈妤. 1. /10. Outline. Introduction of proposed method. Previous works by catching random behavior. Newbies. A guide for those of you who want to break into the fun world of malware.. What We’re Going To Cover. Basic x86/64 ASM. Tools of the trade. Setting up an environment. Intro to the Debugger . Analysis. Part 4. Veronica Kovah. vkovah.ost. at . gmail. See notes for citation. 1. http://. opensecuritytraining.info. /. MalwareDynamicAnalysis.html. All . materials is licensed under . a Creative . Chapter 11: Malware Behavior. Chapter 12: Covert Malware Launching. Chapter 13: Data Encoding. Chapter 14: Malware-focused Network Signatures. Chapter 11: Malware . Behavior. Common functionality. Downloaders. Software Engineering Institute. Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh, PA 15213. Nancy R. Mead. Copyright . 2017 . Carnegie Mellon University. This material is based upon work funded and supported by the Department of Defense under Contract No. FA8721-05-C-0003 with Carnegie Mellon University for the operation of the Software Engineering Institute, a federally funded research and development center.. CS 598: Network Security. Michael Rogers & Leena Winterrowd. March 26, 2013. Types of Malware. Image courtesy of prensa.pandasecurity.com. Types of Malware. Viruses 16,82%. Trojan horses. 69.99%. Erdal Ozkaya . Raymond Comvalius. CISO . Infrastructure Architect. Emt. Holding . NEXTXPERT. Module Agenda. First response at a malware attack. Recognizing. malware. Identifying. Newbies. A guide for those of you who want to break into the fun world of malware.. What We’re Going To Cover. Basic x86/64 ASM. Tools of the trade. Setting up an environment. Intro to the Debugger . Outline. Introduction. Types . of Malware. Malware examples. How . Malware Spreads. Prevention. AndroRAT. Hands-on Lab. Introduction. Mobile Security has become a fast growing issue. Nearly 100,000 new malicious programs for mobile devices were detected in 2013 (Kaspersky Lab). and. Content Theft & Malware . Investigative Findings. 30%. 11.8. MILLION. U.S. users exposed to malware each month by sites in the sample content theft group. 1 in 3 content theft sites exposed users to malware . Nael Abu-Ghazaleh. Joint work with Khaled . Khasawneh. , Dmitry . Ponomarev. and Lei Yu. Malware is Everywhere!. Malware is Everywhere!. Over 250,000 malware registered every day! . Hardware Malware Detectors (HMDs). Based on slides from Computer Security: Principles and Practices by William Stallings and Lawrie Brown. CSC230: C and Software Tools © NC State University Computer Science Faculty. 1. Malware. [SOUP13] defines malware as:. A. ttacks. Vaibhav . Rastogi. , . Yan Chen. , and . Xuxian. Jiang. 1. Lab for Internet and Security Technology, Northwestern University. †. North Carolina State University. Android Dominance. Smartphone sales already exceed PC sales.