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Malware analysisYARA rulesFuzzy rulesFuzzy logicFuzzy hashingCybersecurityRansomwareIndicator of compromiseIoC stringThe YARA rules technique is used in cybersecurity to scan for malware, often in its default form, where rules are created either manually or automatically. Creating YARA rules that enable ...
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Frankly, it’s all about the wordlist and accessibility. We have seen a dramatic shift towards using hashes for all sorts of strings in malware now, and the old method of hashing all the Windows’ DLL exports just isn’t good enough. We wanted a solution that could continuously process ...
Hash function.The central part of the hashing process is the hash function. This function takes the input data and applies a series of mathematical operations to it, resulting in a fixed-length string of characters. The hash function ensures that even a small change in the input data produces...
In the next sections, we discuss fuzzy hashes and how we use them in conjunction with deep learning to detect new and unknown threats. Understanding fuzzy hashes Hashinghas become an essential technique in malware research literature and beyond because...
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Typical applications are the design of malware that resist detection methods that search for what looks like obfuscated code (suggesting the hiding of malicious instructions). Note that we are concerned with backdoors in algorithms, regardless of its rep- resentation (pseudocode, assembly, circuit, ...
Virus fingerprinting:Malwares, viruses, ransomware, etc., the complete ecosystem of the cyber threats is a globally recognized nuance effecting smooth working in multiple domains and applications. Same variant of viruses and malwares are replicating under multiple names and it is here that hash algor...
In 2010, Filiol [15] proposed to use malicious pseudorandom generators to assist in the creation of executable code difficult to reverse-engineer. Typical applications are the design of malware that resist detection methods that search for what looks like obfuscated code (suggesting the hiding of ...