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With smartphones' meteoric growth in recent years, leaking sensitive information from them has become an increasingly critical issue. Such sensitive information can originate from smartphones themselves (e.g., location information) or from many Internet sources (e.g., bank accounts, emails). While prior work has demonstrated information flow tracking's (IFT's) effectiveness at detecting information...
Malicious shellcodes are segments of binary code disguised as normal input data. Such shellcodes can be injected into a target process's virtual memory. They overwrite the process's return addresses and hijack control flow. Detecting and filtering out such shellcodes is vital to prevent damage. In this paper, we propose a new malicious shellcode detection methodology in which we take snapshots of...
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