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Current Trends and the Future of Metamorphic Malware Detection
2014
Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Security of Information and Networks - SIN '14
Dynamic binary obfuscation or metamorphism is a technique where a malware never keeps the same sequence of opcodes in the memory. This stealthy mutation technique helps a malware evade detection by today's signature-based anti-malware programs. This paper analyzes the current trends, provides future directions and reasons about some of the basic characteristics of a system for providing real-time detection of metamorphic malware. Our emphasis is on the most recent advancements and the
doi:10.1145/2659651.2659670
dblp:conf/sin/AlamTS14
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