In recent years, the number and sophistication of malware attacks on computer systems
have increased significantly. One technique employed by malware authors to evade …

Dynamic binary instrumentation (DBI) is a technique that enables the monitoring and
analysis of software, providing enhanced performance compared to other analysis tools …

Dynamic malware analysis involves the debugging of the associated binary files and the
monitoring of changes in sandboxed environments. This allows the investigator to …

Malicious software, a threat users face on a daily basis, have evolved from simple bankers
based on social engineering to advanced persistent threats. Recent research and …

Malware authors constantly develop new techniques in order to evade analysis systems.
Previous works addressed attempts to evade analysis by means of anti-sandboxing and anti …

A detailed understanding of the behavior of exploits and malicious software is necessary to
obtain a comprehensive overview of vulnerabilities in operating systems or client …

Malicious applications pose as one of the most relevant issues in today's technology
scenario, being considered the root of many Internet security threats. In part, this owes the …

The ability to trap the execution of a binary program at desired instructions is essential in
many security scenarios such as malware analysis and attack provenance. However, an …

Dynamic Binary Instrumentation (DBI) is a dynamic analysis technique that allows arbitrary
code to be executed when a program is running. DBI frameworks have started to be used to …

Malware is at the root of a large number of information security breaches. Despite
widespread effort devoted to combating malware, current techniques have proven to be …