The Malware Cluster Lab A Forensic Behavioral Analysis of Live Internet Malware Infections Visit mtc.sri.com last updated: 15 Jul 2008 Contact Us/Feedback |
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Welcome to the
SRI Malware Cluster Laboratory:
The SRI Malware Clustering Lab is exploring the use of behavioral attribute clustering as a method to automatically categorize common malware patterns under one forensic model description, and to help us rapidly identify new malware behavioral patterns. We explore malware clustering based on a multi-perspective collection of infection attributes (network communications, sensor alarms, binary attributes, host forensic changes) captured from our live Internet honeynet. _____________________________________________________________________________ |
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May through June 2008: 6941
Malware Infections Analyzed
32 Behavioral Profiles Behavioral
Clustering
Similarity Matrix
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_________________________________________________________________________________________________Development Team: Arvind Naryanan (UTexas Austin), Phillip Porras (SRI), Vinod Yegneswaran (SRI), Jian Zhang (SRI) |
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Acknowledgements:
Special
thanks to Cliff Wang at Army Research Office (ARO) and Karl Levitt at
the National Science Foundation for their sponsorship of this research.
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