Call for Papers : Volume 15, Issue 11, November 2024, Open Access; Impact Factor; Peer Reviewed Journal; Fast Publication

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Impeding malware detection and analysis for binary execution in cipherxray

Malwares have become progressively lurking, a lot of malwares are victimisation cryptographical algorithms (e.g., packing, encrypting C&C communication) to shield themselves from being analyzed. The utilization of cryptographical algorithms and really transient cryptographical secrets within the malware binary imposes a key obstacle to effective malware analysis and defense. To modify more practical malware analysis, forensics, and reverse engineering, we have got developed CipherXRay - a completely unique binary analysis framework that may mechanically determine and recover the cryptographical operations and transient secrets from the execution of doubtless obfuscated binary executables based on the avalanche impact of cryptographical functions, CipherXRay is ready to accurately pinpoint the boundary of cryptographical operation and recover really transient cryptographical secrets that solely exist in memory for one instant in between multiple nested cryptographical operations. CipherXRay will more determine bound operation modes (e.g., ECB, CBC, CFB) of the known block cipher and tell whether or not the known block cipher operation is encoding or secret writing in bound cases.

Author: 
Aruna, K. Jayalakshmi, G. Sathyavathy, S. Rekhaswathi, G. and Sudhani, B.
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