“…Such methods are powerful versus known samples, but they fail against modified/unknown specimens. Therefore, malware authors deploy evasion tactics like code obfuscation, encryption or packing to existing malware samples to avoid getting recognized by signaturebased systems [7]- [9]. Another approach uses heuristicbased algorithms; those algorithms use rules to overcome the previously mentioned limitation by searching for instructions that symbolize malicious intentions.…”
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“…Such methods are powerful versus known samples, but they fail against modified/unknown specimens. Therefore, malware authors deploy evasion tactics like code obfuscation, encryption or packing to existing malware samples to avoid getting recognized by signaturebased systems [7]- [9]. Another approach uses heuristicbased algorithms; those algorithms use rules to overcome the previously mentioned limitation by searching for instructions that symbolize malicious intentions.…”
The National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) supported this publication. Its contents are solely the authors' responsibility, and they do not necessarily represent the official views of the NTRA.
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