Re: A Neural Network to detect polymorphic shellcodes
- From: "Mina G" <mimanium@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 08:28:29 +0000
Hi,
A simpler strategy is to look for distinguishing features of the mutator.
I wrote such a preprocessor to detect mutated NOP sleds for snort a
while back. Search for "spp_fnord.c" in bugtraq archives and you
should find it.
I know the preprocessor. the probleme is its false posetive rate. I have not teted it but I read a lot about it.
I geuss the false posetive rate could be decreased if the fix threshould of the NOP sled to a higher value. I am not sure but I remember thatr I read that linux shellcode have generally a big NOP zone (grater than 100 bytes)...is this true? (I focus on detecting Linux polymorphic worms)
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