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A cyberwar exists between malware writers and antimalware researchers. At this war's heart rages a weapons race that originated in the 80s with the first computer virus. Obfuscation is one of the latest strategies to camouflage the telltale signs of malware, undermine antimalware software, and thwart malware analysis. Malware writers use packers, polymorphic techniques, and metamorphic techniques...
The broad spread of malware in recent years has presented a serious threat to our world. Because Windows API-calling sequence usually reflects the vicious behavior in a piece of particular code, more and more AV researchers like to detect malware based on API-calling behavior analysis. However, a great many of techniques, such as obfuscation, have been used by malware writers to evade this type of...
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