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There is an increased trend in information insecurity, online fraud and social engineering activities today as a result of high dependence on the Internet and social networks for communication, advertisement of products and services, etc. Malwares are most times, deliberately programmed as worms to appear as flash messages, online games, gift awards and in many other attractive forms for the user...
Current commercial anti-malware products fail to guarantee a 100% detection and prevention of malware. This paper proposes an evaluation framework called ATE (Anti-malware Technique Evaluator) that can be used to evaluate commercial anti-malware products. ATE identifies the vulnerabilities in anti-malware products by providing a set of requirements that must be fulfilled by the anti-malware product...
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