Titlebook: Detection of Intrusions and Malware, and Vulnerability Assessment; 5th International Co Diego Zamboni Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-

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Data Space Randomizationnter data as well as pointer-valued data. Moreover, DSR provides a much higher range of randomization (typically 2. for 32-bit data) as compared to ASR. Other interesting aspects of DSR include (a) it does not share a weakness common to randomization-based defenses, namely, susceptibility to informa

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Dynamic Binary Instrumentation-Based Framework for Malware Defenseermissible behavior..We have evaluated the proposed methodology on both Linux and Windows XP operating systems, using several virus benchmarks as well as obfuscated versions thereof. Experiments demonstrate that our approach achieves almost complete coverage for original and obfuscated viruses. Aver

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Expanding Malware Defense by Securing Software Installationsfety of installations. We present a simple policy that can be used to prevent untrusted software from modifying any of the files used by benign software packages, thus blocking the most common mechanism used by malware to ensure that it is run automatically after each system reboot. While the scope

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Traffic Aggregation for Malware Detectionng flows that communicate with the same external network, that share similar payload, and/or that involve internal hosts with similar software platforms—and justify their use in finding infected hosts. We also detail efficient algorithms employed by . for identifying such aggregates, and demonstrate

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The Contact Surface: A Technique for Exploring Internet Scale Emergent Behaviors2003 until August 2003 and another that appeared on February 11, 2004 and lasted until May 31, 2004. The exact cause of the former is unknown, however the later appears to have been caused by the Welchia.B worm. Similar activities are currently being reported by other observers. We hypothesize that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07466-1 server side and removes any script in the output that is not intended by the web application. We discuss extensive experimental results that demonstrate the resilience of . in preventing a number of real-world XSS exploits.