Detecting unauthorized remote administration using dependency rules
AssigneeAO Kaspersky Lab
InventorsMaxim Y. Golovkin, Alexey M. Romanenko, Alexey V. Monastyrsky
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AssigneeAO Kaspersky Lab
InventorsMaxim Y. Golovkin, Alexey M. Romanenko, Alexey V. Monastyrsky
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Disclosed are a system and method for protecting computers from unauthorized remote administration. One exemplary method includes: intercepting events occurring in the computer system including a first event and a second event associated with data transfer with an application executing in the computer system; determining that the first intercepted event is dependent on the second intercepted event based on parameters of the first intercepted event and the second intercepted event; generating a rule defining a dependency of at least one parameter of the first intercepted event on at least one parameter of the second intercepted event; responsive to determining a degree of similarity of the generated rule and a previously created rule exceeds a threshold value, identifying at least one application as a remote administration application that created the first and second identified intercepted events; and blocking the identified remote administration application from exchanging data with the computer system.
A method of detecting a remote administration of a computer system, the method comprising:
A system for detecting a remote administration of a computer system, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising computer executable instructions for detecting a remote administration of a computer system, including instructions for:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.