2019 · 29 citations · 22 references
EngineeringEvasion TechniqueInformation SecurityInformation ForensicsSoftware EngineeringSoftware AnalysisHardware SecurityRecent Malware OutbreaksMobile MalwareComputer ScienceData SecurityCryptographyZero-day Malware AttacksSoftware SecurityProgram AnalysisAnti-virus TechniqueMalware DevelopersBotnet DetectionCode ObfuscationMalware Analysis
The recent malware outbreaks have shown that the existing end-point security solutions are not robust enough to secure the systems from getting compromised. The techniques, like code obfuscation along with one or more zero-days, are used by malware developers for evading the security systems. These malwares are used for large-scale attacks involving Advanced Persistent Threats(APT), Botnets, Cryptojacking, etc. Cryptojacking poses a severe threat to various organizations and individuals. We are summarising multiple methods available for the detection of malware.
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