Augur: Aiding Malware Detection Using Large-Scale Machine Learning. Boshmaf, Y., Ripeanu, M., Beznosov, K., Zeeuwen, K., Cornell, D., & Samosseiko, D. Aug 2012.
Augur: Aiding Malware Detection Using Large-Scale Machine Learning [link]Paper  doi  abstract   bibtex   
We present Augur: a large-scale machine learning system that uses malware static and dynamic analyses to predict the maliciousness of new files. Unlike other machine learning-based malware detection systems, Augur utilizes existing knowledge engineering performed by analysts and uses static and dynamic file properties (called Genes and Phenoms, respectively) as prominent predictive features. Augur can be deployed along side existing detection systems (e.g., an expert system) in order to achieve faster reactions to suspicious files at the endpoint, and to automatically generate effective signatures of new, unseen before malware.
@Poster{Boshmaf:278,
  abstract   = {We present Augur: a large-scale machine learning system that uses malware static and dynamic analyses to predict the maliciousness of new files. Unlike other machine learning-based malware detection systems, Augur utilizes existing knowledge engineering performed by analysts and uses static and dynamic file properties (called Genes and Phenoms, respectively) as prominent predictive features. Augur can be deployed along side existing detection systems (e.g., an expert system) in order to achieve faster reactions to suspicious files at the endpoint, and to automatically generate effective signatures of new, unseen before malware.},
  author     = {Yazan Boshmaf and Matei Ripeanu and Konstantin Beznosov and Kyle Zeeuwen and David Cornell and Dmitry Samosseiko},
  doi        = {10.5281/zenodo.3264630},
  month      = {Aug},
  title      = {{A}ugur: {A}iding {M}alware {D}etection {U}sing {L}arge-{S}cale {M}achine {L}earning},
  url        = {https://zenodo.org/records/3264630},
  year       = {2012},
}

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