Chapter 19 – Malicious Software What is the concept of defense: The parrying of a blow. What is its characteristic feature: Awaiting the blow. —On War,

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Chapter 19 – Malicious Software What is the concept of defense: The parrying of a blow. What is its characteristic feature: Awaiting the blow. —On War, Carl Von Clausewitz

Viruses and Other Malicious Content computer viruses have got a lot of publicity one of a family of malicious software effects usually obvious have figured in news reports, fiction, movies (often exaggerated) getting more attention than deserve are a concern though

Malicious Software

Logic Bomb one of oldest types of malicious software code embedded in legitimate program activated when specified conditions met –eg presence/absence of some file –particular date/time –particular user when triggered typically damage system –modify/delete files/disks

Trojan Horse program with hidden side-effects which is usually superficially attractive –eg game, s/w upgrade etc when run performs some additional tasks –allows attacker to indirectly gain access they do not have directly often used to propagate a virus/worm or install a backdoor or simply to destroy data

Zombie program which secretly takes over another networked computer then uses it to indirectly launch attacks often used to launch distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks exploits known flaws in network systems

Viruses a piece of self-replicating code attached to some other code –cf biological virus both propagates itself & carries a payload –carries code to make copies of itself –as well as code to perform some covert task

Virus Operation virus phases: –dormant – waiting on trigger event –propagation – replicating to programs/disks –triggering – by event to execute payload –execution – of payload

Virus Structure program V := {goto main; ; subroutine infect-executable :={loop: file := get-random-executable-file; if (first-line-of-file = ) then goto loop else prepend V to file; } subroutine do-damage :={whatever damage is to be done} subroutine trigger-pulled :={return true if some condition holds} main: main-program :={infect-executable; if trigger-pulled then do-damage; goto next;} next: }

Macro Virus macro code attached to some data file interpreted by program using file –eg Word/Excel macros –esp. using auto command & command macros code is now platform independent is a major source of new viral infections

Virus spread using with attachment containing a macro virus triggered when user opens attachment or worse even when mail viewed by using scripting features in mail agent usually targeted at Microsoft Outlook mail agent & Word/Excel documents

Worms replicating but not infecting program typically spreads over a network

Worm Operation worm phases like those of viruses: –dormant –propagation search for other systems to infect establish connection to target remote system replicate self onto remote system –triggering –execution

Virus Countermeasures viral attacks exploit lack of integrity control on systems to defend need to add such controls typically by one or more of: –prevention - block virus infection mechanism –detection - of viruses in infected system –reaction - restoring system to clean state

Anti-Virus Software first-generation –scanner uses virus signature to identify virus –or change in length of programs second-generation –uses heuristic rules to spot viral infection –or uses program checksums to spot changes third-generation –memory-resident programs identify virus by actions fourth-generation –packages with a variety of antivirus techniques –eg scanning & activity traps, access-controls

Advanced Anti-Virus Techniques generic decryption –use CPU simulator to check program signature & behavior before actually running it digital immune system (IBM) –general purpose emulation & virus detection –any virus entering org is captured, analyzed, detection/shielding created for it, removed

Summary have considered: –various malicious programs –trapdoor, logic bomb, trojan horse, zombie,viruses,worms –countermeasures