Knowledge about a network protocol to understand the communication between entities is
necessary for vulnerability research, penetration testing, malware analysis, network …

The widespread utilization of network protocols raises many security and privacy concerns.
To address them, protocol reverse-engineering (PRE) has been broadly applied in diverse …

Fuzzing network servers is a technical challenge, since the behavior of the target server
depends on its state over a sequence of multiple messages. Existing solutions are costly …

Network protocol reverse engineering is an important challenge with many security
applications. A popular kind of method leverages network message traces. These methods …

Protocol reverse engineering based on traffic traces allows to analyze observable network
messages. Thereby, message formats of unknown protocols can be inferred. We present a …

We present BinaryInferno, a fully automatic tool for reverse engineering binary message
formats. Given a set of messages with the same format, the tool uses an ensemble of …

Reverse engineering of protocol message formats is critical for many security applications.
Mainstream techniques use dynamic analysis and inherit its low-coverage problem—the …

While inferring protocol formats is critical for many security applications, existing techniques
often fall short of coverage, inasmuch as almost all of them are in a fashion of dynamic …

As the amount of Internet traffic increases due to newly emerging applications and their
malicious behaviors, the amount of traffic that must be analyzed is rapidly increasing. Many …

Abstract Telemedicine Information System (TMIS) is a platform for data communication and
exchange between patients and medical servers via the Internet. Recently, Lee et al …