Abstract:Malicious binary files are a serious threat to industrial information systems. Because of their large number, an automatic assistant tool becomes essential for analysis, and finding similar files would be a great help. In this paper, we present a fast, scalable, and multifaceted search scheme to find similar binary malware files. We use a content-defined chunking algorithm to convert a file into a feature set for the first time. The proposed scheme uses minHash to reduce any feature set of any file to a fixed … Show more
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