Systems and methods for tracking malicious behavior across multiple software entities
AssigneeBitdefender IPR Management Ltd.
InventorsGheorghe F. Hajmasan, Radu M. Portase
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AssigneeBitdefender IPR Management Ltd.
InventorsGheorghe F. Hajmasan, Radu M. Portase
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Described systems and methods allow protecting a computer system from malicious software. In some embodiments, a security application organizes a set of monitored executable entities (e.g., processes) into a plurality of groups, wherein members of a group are related by filiation and/or code injection. The security application may further associate a malice-indicative entity score with each monitored entity, and a malice-indicative group score with each entity group. Group scores may be incremented when a member of the respective group performs certain actions. Thus, even though actions performed by individual members may not be malware-indicative per se, the respective group score may capture collective malicious behavior and trigger malware detection.
A computer system comprising at least one hardware processor and a memory, the at least one hardware processor configured to execute an entity manager and a scoring engine, wherein:
A method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions which, when executed by at least one hardware processor of a computer system, cause the computer system to form an entity manager and a scoring engine, wherein:
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