Malicious XSS Code Detection with Decision Tree

Unknown Malicious Code Detection – Practical Issues

The recent growth in Internet usage has motivated the creation of new malicious code for various purposes, including information warfare. Today’s signature-based anti-viruses can detect accurately known malicious code but are very limited in detecting new malicious code. New malicious codes are being created every day, and their number is expected to increase in the coming years. Recently, mach...

Malicious Code Detection Using Active Learning

The recent growth in network usage has motivated the creation of new malicious code for various purposes, including economic and other malicious purposes. Currently, dozens of new malicious codes are created every day and this number is expected to increase in the coming years. Today’s signature-based anti-viruses and heuristic-based methods are accurate, but cannot detect new malicious code. R...

Towards a testbed for malicious code detection

Malicious Code Detection for Open Firmware

Malicious boot firmware is a largely unrecognized but significant security risk to our global information infrastructure. Since boot firmware executes before the operating system is loaded, it can easily circumvent any operating system-based security mechanism. Boot firmware programs are typically written by third-party device manufacturers and may come from various suppliers of unknown origin....

Malicious Code Detection through Data Mining Techniques

Nowadays computer systems and communication infrastructures are likely to be influenced by different types of attacks so there is need to put further efforts for improving the software trust. Therefore, there will be increase in necessity in the coming time, as the number of software developers and applications will likely grow very significantly. As important advances have been already made on...