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    MALWARE AND ITS EFFECTS ON COMPUTER PRIVACY AND SECURITY The Internet is a system of interconnected networks able to continually amplify its range of sites surpassing its predecessor‚ the ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency) which was developed by the American military in the 60’s (Abbate‚ 2000). It has progressed‚ with the social and economic aspect of its use becoming complex‚ with illegal activities reaching

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    Statistics In Q3 2013‚ the number of mobile malware samples continued to grow: Number of mobile malware samples in our collection The distribution of mobile malware detected in Q3 2013 by type was similar to that in Q2: Distribution of new mobile malware by behavior type‚ Q2 2013 The top position is still held by backdoors‚ although their share has fallen by 1.3 percentage points compared to Q2 2013. SMS Trojans (30%)‚ which have gained 2.3 percentage points since the previous quarter

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    The Malignant Virtual Threat: Malware Malware is a danger to our virtual society and appears in a myriad of forms Worms‚ Viruses‚ Trojan Horses‚ Macro viruses‚ Spyware. More forms of malware are being developed every day known as zero-day attacks since they haven’t been seen before‚ some of these have the possibility to be a new form of malware and the rest will fit the types previously listed. These high-profile attacks have consumers and companies considering more high-technology defense strategies

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    Malware

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    Malware is malicious software that runs on a computer and operates against the interests of the computer’s owner. If malware can hide itself from automated threat analysis systems‚ it can blend in with millions of sample files and antivirus applications may not be able to figure out that it is malicious. Therefore‚ both malware and packer program authors attempt to utilize techniques to hide malicious files from automated threat analysis systems. For maximum security‚ create an "air gap" between

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    Danger of Malware

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    Computer worms and viruses pose a clear and present danger for corporate and public information security in that as time and technology progress‚ the damaging effects this "malware" has on the network increases. Throughout this paper the term "malware" is used to define software that damages your system‚ causes instability‚ or exhibits antisocial behavior such as changing settings or interfering with a computer’s registry and security settings. Typical examples include computer viruses or worms.

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    Malware Analysis Paper

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    ensure that the malware analysts are able to safely maintain and analyze a sample of the malware‚ they must first have the proper malware analysis environment and tools available. 2.2 Malware Analysis Techniques There are three techniques that malware analysts can utilize to conduct malware analysis‚ static analysis‚ dynamic analysis‚ and temporal analysis. According to Sikorski and Honig (2012)‚ static analysis involves examining the file and using a disassembler to reverse engineer malware; while dynamic

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    Honeypots

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    FUN! • No false-positives! • Research: Malware analysis/reverse engineering • Reducing available attack surface/early warning system 4/21/2013 Telecooperation Group | CASED Honeypot Classifications  Low interaction: simulate network operations (usually at the tcp/ip stack)  [Medium interaction: simulate network operations (with more “sophisticated” ways)]  High interaction: real systems (e.g.‚ VMs)  Other classifications: • Purpose: Generic‚ Malware collectors‚ SSH‚ etc. • Production – Research

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    limit incoming and outgoing connections as well as internal connections to those necessary for business purposes. * Proxy servers that inspect incoming and outgoing packets for indicators of malicious code and block access to known or suspected malware distribution servers. * Filtering to protect against attacks such as cross-site scripting and SQL injection. User Level * User education in awareness‚ safe computing practices‚ indicators of malicious code‚ and response actions. Preventive Techniques

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    Iranian enrichment facilities were the only target of the worm. 2. What does the statement mean that “nations use malware such as the Stuxnet worm when their only alternative is to go to war.” It shows the power of malwares and how they can be used as a weapon to destroy enemy’s abilities. The terms Cyber war‚ cyber-attacks‚ and cyber-defense also shows the power of this malwares and how countries rely on them to understand the enemy’s power and destroy that. There was another worm after Stuxnet

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    IS4560 Graded Assingments

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    assignment documents issued in every unit‚ as well as student-prepared documentation and graded deliverables. Some or all of these documents will be used repeatedly across different units. Unit 1 Assignment 1: Developments in Hacking‚ Cybercrime‚ and Malware Learning Objectives and Outcomes You will be able to understand the history of hacking and its current state of the art. Assignment Requirements Access the Symantec’s Yearly Internet Security Report from the following link: http://eval.symantec

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