Abstract:
Virtual machine introspection can include performing an offline analysis of a virtual machine hard disk image. Core operating system files associated with the operating system can be located during the offline analysis. Operating system structure symbols can be accessed from a symbol server based on the core operating system files. Introspection of the virtual machine can be performed using the accessed operating system structure symbols.
Abstract:
Method, system and computer program product for applying existing anti-tampering and obfuscation techniques to virtual machine technology and offers several distinct advantages. The anti-tampering and obfuscation transforms can be applied continuously to prevent adversaries from gaining information about the program through emulation or dynamic analysis. In addition, the encryption can be used to prevent hackers from gaining information using static attacks. The use of a virtual machine also allows for low overhead execution of the obfuscated binaries as well as finer adjustment of the amount of overhead that can be tolerated. In addition, more protection can be applied to specific portions of the application that can tolerate slowdown. The in-corporation of a virtual machine also makes it easy to extend the technology to integrate new developments and resistance mechanisms, leading to less development time, increased savings, and quicker deployment.
Abstract:
A system and method for calculating a risk assessment for an electronic file is described. A database of checks, organized into categories, can be used to scan electronic files. The categories of checks can include weights assigned to them. An analyser can analyse electronic files using the checks. Issues identified by the analyser can be weighted using the weights to determine a risk assessment for the electronic file.
Abstract:
The present disclosure discloses method and device for prompting program uninstallation and belongs to the field of the Internet. The method comprises: performing a security assessment of an application program installed on a mobile terminal, thereby obtaining a security assessment result; obtaining security identification information corresponding to the security assessment result based on pre-stored correlations between security assessment results and security identification information; establishing a correlation between the obtained security identification information and the application program, and displaying the correlation to a user. By performing a security assessment of an application program installed on a mobile terminal, obtaining security identification information, and establishing a correlation between the security identification information and the application program, a user can quickly uninstall and clean up malware with hidden security issues based on the security identification information, thereby safeguarding safe running of the mobile terminal.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a malicious program finding and killing device, method and server. The device comprises: one or more non-transitory computer readable medium configured to store computer-executable instructions; at least one processor to execute the computer-executable instructions to perform operations comprising: sending information to a server, and receiving information returned by the server; starting a scan task to scan an object to be scanned, calculating an index tag of a file scanned, send the index tag to the server, and receiving a script returned by the server, the script being found according to the index tag and corresponding to the file scanned; and executing the received script to find and kill the malicious program in the file scanned.
Abstract:
An electronic message is analyzed for malware contained in the message. Text of an electronic message may be analyzed to detect and process malware content in the electronic message itself. The present technology may analyze an electronic message and attachments to electronic messages to detect a uniform resource location (URL), identify whether the URL is suspicious, and analyze all suspicious URLs to determine if they are malware. The analysis may include re-playing the suspicious URL in a virtual environment which simulates the intended computing device to receive the electronic message. If the re-played URL is determined to be malicious, the malicious URL is added to a black list which is updated throughout the computer system.
Abstract:
The method includes identifying an instance of software installed. The method further includes determining a fingerprint corresponding to the instance of software installed. The method further includes determining a security risk associated with the instance of software installed. The method further includes identifying a software management policy for the instance of software based upon the fingerprint, security risk, and designated purpose of the computing device. In one embodiment, the method further includes in response to identifying the software management policy, enforcing, by one or more computer processors, the software management policy on the instance of software installed on the computing device.
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method for detecting malicious documents based on component-object reuse may include (1) identifying a plurality of malicious documents, (2) identifying a plurality of component objects that are contained within at least one malicious document from the plurality of malicious documents, (3) receiving an unknown document, (4) determining that at least one component object from the plurality of component objects was used to create the unknown document, and (5) performing a security action on the unknown document in response to determining that the component object was used to create the unknown document. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.
Abstract:
Techniques are provided for the detection of malicious software (malware) on a general purpose computing device. A challenge in detecting malicious software is that files are typically scanned for the presence of malicious intent only once (and subsequent rescanning is typically performed in a simplistic manner). Existing methods in the art do not address how to most effectively rescan collections of files in a way that tries to optimize performance and efficacy. These methods may also be useful if additional information is now available regarding a file that might be useful to an end-user or an administrator, even though the file's core disposition might not have changed. More specifically, we describe methods, components, and systems that perform data analytics to intelligently rescan file collections for the purpose of retroactively identifying malware and retroactively identifying clean files.
Abstract:
Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can be configured to receive data in a data flow, extract a data visa from the data flow, wherein the data visa is related to the data, and determine a reputation of the data from the data visa. The data visa can include reputation determination information obtained by previous network elements in the data flow. In addition, the electronic device can update the data visa, and communicate the updated data visa and data to a next network element in the data flow.