A Survey on Automated Dynamic Malware-Analysis Techniques and Tools¶
Egele, M., Scholte, T., Kirda, E., & Kruegel, C. (2012). A Survey on Automated Dynamic Malware-Analysis Techniques and Tools. ACM Computing Surveys, 44(2), 1-42.
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Mechanisms¶
- Sandboxed Payload Execution
- Its central failure mode is evasion: sophisticated payloads detect the sandbox (checking for VM artifacts, sparse user history, or accelerated clocks) and stay dormant, so a clean run is evidence of safety, never proof of it.
This sourceMalware can detect analysis artifacts or wait for time and user triggers, so a behavior-free sandbox run is not conclusive proof of safety.
- Its central failure mode is evasion: sophisticated payloads detect the sandbox (checking for VM artifacts, sparse user history, or accelerated clocks) and stay dormant, so a clean run is evidence of safety, never proof of it.
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