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Unknown Malicious Executables Detection Based on Immune Principles
Jinquan Zeng, Caiming Liu, Jianbin Hu and Yu Zhang
Corresponding Author: Jinquan Zeng
Submitted: 2011 September, 23
Accepted: 2011 October, 24
Published: 2012 January, 01 |
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Detecting unknown malicious executables is a challenging task. Traditional anti-virus systems use
signatures to detect malicious executables. However, the method cannot detect unseen instances or variants.
Inspired by biological immune systems, an immune-based approach for detection of unknown malicious
executables is proposed in this paper, which is referred to MEDMI. The approach can use the benign
executables to be the training set for building the profile of the system and then generates detectors to detect
malicious executables. The experiments comparing with different detection methods show that the approach
provides an effective novel solution to detect malicious executables.
Key words: Anomaly detection, artificial immune system, malicious executables, , , ,
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Jinquan Zeng, Caiming Liu, Jianbin Hu and Yu Zhang, . Unknown Malicious Executables Detection Based on Immune Principles. Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology, (01): 82-85.
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ISSN (Online): 2040-7467
ISSN (Print): 2040-7459 |
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