Detecting Zero-day Polymorphic Worm: A Review

作者: Sulieman Mohamed Ali Sulieman , Yahia A. Fadlalla

DOI: 10.1109/NCG.2018.8593085

关键词: MalwareZero (linguistics)The InternetComputer wormComputer securityNew infectionPayload (computing)Computer science

摘要: a computer worm is malicious software that has the capability to spread and replicate itself into network. A polymorphic specific type of changed its structure in every appearance or new instance. considered as one most dangerous threats over Internet because it hard detect. It also ability change payload infection victim avoid detection by security systems. This survey paper reviews discusses recent methods are used detect generate automatic signature for zero day worm.

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