Method for evolving detectors to detect malign behavior in an artificial immune system
AssigneeWidevine Technologies, Inc.
InventorsKatharina Koelle, Wendy Midwinter
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AssigneeWidevine Technologies, Inc.
InventorsKatharina Koelle, Wendy Midwinter
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A system, apparatus, and method are directed to evolving detectors in an Artificial Immune System for use in detecting unauthorized computing activities. In one embodiment, a population of detectors is generated with a matching value and expectation value of zero. The detectors are then compared to logged fragments of system calls within a computing device to modify the matching value. When the matching value for a given detector is equal to or greater than an expectation value, the detector's expectation value may be set to the matching value. The detectors may then evolve and/or generate other detectors using mutation, and/or recombination, or the like. Detectors continue to generate and/or to evolve until a detector's matching value reaches a determined value, in which case, the detector may be evaluated to determine if an unauthorized activity is detected. If an unauthorized activity is detected, a detection response may be performed.
A network device for detecting an unauthorized client software activity, comprising:
A method for detecting an unauthorized client software activity, comprising:
A system for detecting an unauthorized computing activity, comprising:
An apparatus for detecting an unauthorized process activity, comprising:
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