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Identifying families of malware is today considered a fundamental problem in the context of computer security. The correct mapping of a malicious sample to a known family simplifies its analysis and allows experts to focus their efforts only on those samples presenting unknown characteristics or behaviours, thus improving the efficiency of the malware analysis process. Grouping malware in families...
Critical Infrastructures (CIs) are among the main targets of activists, cyber terrorists and state sponsored attacks. To protect itself, a CI needs to build and keep updated a domestic knowledge base of cyber threats. It cannot indeed completely rely on external service providers because information on incidents can be so sensible to impact national security. In this paper, we propose an architecture...
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