Antivirus - Virus detection and removal methods
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This document discusses viruses and antivirus software. It defines a computer virus as a program that can infect other programs. It then discusses various sources of viruses, types of viruses, and what antivirus software is. The document outlines two main methods that antivirus uses to identify viruses: signature-based detection, which compares files to known virus signatures; and heuristic-based detection, which uses general patterns to detect unknown viruses. It provides details on how each method works and their respective advantages and limitations.
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11 virus vs. antivirus
Computer viruses are malicious programs that can damage systems by replicating themselves and infecting other files. Antivirus software works to detect and remove viruses using techniques like scanning files against a dictionary of known viruses and monitoring programs for suspicious behaviors. However, antivirus software has limitations as well, such as not detecting new viruses immediately, potentially reducing system performance, and occasionally containing unwanted advertising software.
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a small presentation on virus and anti virus. and its prevention and cure. and also the effects of virus in computers.
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Malware is malicious software that can compromise computer functions, steal data, bypass access controls, or otherwise cause harm. It includes viruses, trojans, rootkits, worms, spyware, adware, and spam. Viruses infect files while worms self-replicate and spread. Antivirus software uses signature scanning, heuristic analysis, and integrity checking to detect malware, but must constantly update signatures to address new threats. Effective prevention requires keeping software and security updates current, using caution when clicking links or entering information online, and avoiding unsecured networks.
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Antivirus software uses various methods to detect and remove malicious computer programs like viruses, worms, and trojans. Signature-based detection searches files for known malicious patterns, but cannot find new threats. Heuristics use generic signatures and behavior analysis to identify variants of known malware. As viruses evolve over time through mutations and refinements, antivirus software must be frequently updated to recognize new strains.
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Malware Protection
Week5Part4-IS
Revision Fall2013
Malware Protection
Malware protection use to be known simply as virus protection. We have learned that
viruses are one form of malicious software and that a broader term to describe the
multitude of threats and the protection mechanism is needed. This is why the term
Malware is broader categorization of the threat and also the protection. Malware is a
portmanteau of the terms Malicious Software. Different malware protection packages
can cover a range of threats including viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, adware, rootkits
to name a few.
As malware has evolved so has malware protection. Malware protection packages (MPP)
have evolved to provide more comprehensive protection mechanisms; including
firewalls, Intrusion Detection/Protection Systems (IDS/IPS), remote and central
management of system clusters, heterogeneous system protection and management,
signature and heuristic scanning, sandboxing to name just a few features.
It is important to understand that no one Malware Protection Package will find all pieces
of malware. Each package has its strengths and weaknesses. It is a good idea to always
have some form of malware protection running on your system in real time. However,
should you become infected it is useful to have an alternative strategy making use of
other scanners that you can run manually.
Free or Paid for Scanners
There is an adage that “you get what you pay for”. Generally this is true, but over time I
have found that there are some excellent free malware scanners that for single user
systems do a nice job. Some major requirements I have for a malware scanner are: it is
easy to run; does not require a lot of user interaction, uses little system resources, does a
good job finding and removing threats and automatically updates its signature database.
The following is not an endorsement for paid versus free scanners. It represents my
experiences for what they are worth.
I use to have a paid for Norton subscription. I found that over time the system footprint
for Norton grew which meant Norton required more CPU and overall system resources
for its real-time scanning processes. I think Norton has got better based on recent
experience I have with Windows 8 however at the time I had several performance
problems related to Norton. This got me to switch to free AVG. I used AVG for a while
and had real good luck, until AVG’s advertising got obnoxious. I decided to remove
AVG and found that process very difficult. I finally succeeded and then moved to using
free Avast. I have been using Avast for several years having very good luck.
I then started testing various malware scanners on virtual machines. This got me familiar
with Microsoft Security Essentials. This is a free product offered by Microsoft that nicely
integrates with Windows Vista and Windows 7 systems. I like the simplicity of its
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1. Signature scanning compares files to known virus signatures in a database.
2. Heuristic scanning examines code for virus-like behavior even without a signature.
3. Integrity checking compares a file's hash to its original uninfected hash.
4. Behavior monitoring flags suspicious activities like reformatting disks.
5. Resident scanning actively scans files on access to prevent infection spread.
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Antivirus software uses techniques like malware signatures, system monitoring, and machine learning to detect and remove viruses, malware, and other threats from computers. Key types include boot sector viruses, web scripting viruses, browser hijackers, and macro viruses. Popular antivirus programs provide multiple layers of protection through features like encryption, data backup, password security, and firewalls. 360 Total Security is an antivirus program that employs engines from Bitdefender and Avira to detect threats through heuristics and cloud-based scanning. It protects against risks like ransomware and unauthorized webcam access.
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Poly-meta-morphic malware looks different each time it is stored on di.docx
Poly/meta-morphic malware looks different each time it is stored on disk or executed. Consider the challenges of detecting such malware.
Please respond to the following:
•   What is one approach to detect poly/meta-morphic malware? Your answer may address malware statically stored on disk or running in memory, and you may describe a publicly known solution or propose something novel.
•   What are the limitations of the method you described?
Solution
Malware is a one type of software which can harm the computer’s operating system and may also can steal the personal information from the computer, malware can be made by using any programming language by the programmer. It is very difficult to define a malware with a single term or a single name. A malware can be consider as a malicious software or malcode or as a malicious code .Malware do the bulk of the intrusive activities on a system and that spreads itself across the hosts in a network.
Malware is defined as software performing actions intended by an attacker, mostly with malicious intentions of stealing information, identity or other resources in the computing systems.There are different types of malware like adware, bots, Trojan horses, viruses, bugs, rootkits, spyware and worms. However, attributable to the technology advancement many malware writers try to use higher concealment techniques to avoid detection. The concealment technique is created with the combination of previous behaviour therefore on attack and at identical time to avoid the signature-based detection. In this, several common techniques that are commonly used like as polymorphic and metamorphic.
Stealth Malware
Malware creators’ initial tries therefore on turn tail from redounded to appear of stealing techniques. Stealth virus is prepared to cover its signs and traces. Virus normally changes and modifies info resources on the system. For example, a file-hosted virus would possibly append its own code to the tip of Associate in possible file. If Associate in application examines the infected file, it\'ll discover the being code inside the file and catch the virus.
clustering approach to identify and group harmful programs or apps samples that show almost the same behavior.almost the same behavior . This approach also energetic/changing analysis to get the execution traces of harmful programs or apps programs using automated tools.
This approach is used to boost the efficiency of dynamic malware analysis systems . It is a large sort of latest malicious files presently appears. It’s because of mutations of only variety of malware programs. The projected system avoids analyzing malware binaries that just represent mutated instances of already analyzed polymorphic malware. It drastically decrease the quantity of some time required for analyzing a set of malware programs.
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- 1. ANTIVIRUS Author: Somnath G. Kavalase Junior Software developer at PBWebvsion PVT.LTD.
- 2. What is Virus ? Sources of virus Types of virus What is Antivirus ? Antivirus Features Virus Identification Methods Signature Based Detection Heuristic Based Detection
- 3. What is Virus ? We define a computer 'virus' as a program that can 'infect' other programs by modifying them to include a possibly evolved copy of itself Every program that gets infected may also act as a virus and thus the infection grows Viruses mostly corrupt data and interfere with the performance of hardware and software
- 4. Sources of virus? Flash Drive Floppy Disk CD/DVD Pirated Software Internet/FTP LAN/File Sharing
- 5. Types of Virus Boot viruses Program viruses Multipartite viruses Stealth viruses Polymorphic viruses Macro viruses Active X viruses Trojan / Trojan Horse – Back Orifice Worm – Red Code
- 6. What is Antivirus? computer software used to prevent, detect and remove malicious computer viruses Most software described as antivirus also works against other types of malware, such as malicious Browser Helper Objects (BHOs), browser hijackers, ransomware, keyloggers, backdoors, rootkits, troja n horses, worms, malicious adware and spyware example of antivirus are Avast, BitDefender, AVG, Nod32, ZoneAlarm, and Kaspersky
- 7. Features of Antivirus Real time Scanner On-access Scanner On-Demand Scanner Heuristic Scanner Compressed File Scanner Scheduled Scans Script Blocking POP3 Email Scanning Webmail Protection Instant Messaging Protection Automatic Virus Updates Automatic Program Updates
- 8. Virus Identification Methods Signature Based Detection: ◦ uses key aspects of an examined file to create a static fingerprint of known malware ◦ To identify viruses and other malware, antivirus software compares the contents of a file to a dictionary of virus signatures ◦ A signature is an algorithm or hash (a number derived from a string of text) that uniquely identifies a specific virus ◦ Format: <Virus CRC16/CRC32 Hash Value> | <Virus Name> 0095C3A4|STONED.LESZOP.A 0086C7BE|STONED.MARCH6.A
- 9. Signature based Scan Working Search Memory Search File Search Registry Search Content Based Icon Based
- 10. Database Design To store the virus signature a collection of flat file can used and the attributes are separated by each other using pipeline “ | ‘’ symbol Some Example are mentioned below, 5B110B72|DENZUK.E 5B0DE15C|PINGPONG.A 5BEB04FF|WIN95.TWINNY.1638449 5B807327|WIN32.BOLZANO.3628 5B33914C|GENE.948 Where the first portion before ‘|’ (Pipeline), is used virus signature in CRC16 form and another portion is mentioned as virus code name
- 11. Limitations: A major limitation of signature-based detection is that, by itself, this method is unable to flag malicious files for which signatures have not yet been developed With this in mind, modern attackers frequently mutate their creations to retain malicious functionality by changing the file’s signature
- 12. Heuristic Based Detection Method A heuristic scan is used to detect new, unknown viruses in the system that have not yet been identified Heuristic analysis is an expert based analysis that determines the susceptibility of a system towards particular threat/risk using various decision rules or weighing methods Heuristic method identifies a general signature rather than a specific signature for a particular virus
- 13. Working of Heuristic based method Virus detection is based on recognition of a signature or string of code which identifies a certain virus to detect an unknown virus, a particular signature or recognized code does not yet exist. For this reason a heuristic scan is used Heuristic methods are based on the piece-by-piece examination of a virus, looking for a sequence or sequences of instructions that differentiate the virus from ‘normal’ programs.
- 14. Advantages and Limitations The principle advantage of this method is the ability to detect known and unknown viruses, based on common characteristics shared by different viruses Yet heuristic scans have their share of inconveniences, such as the length of time the scan takes, which is longer than other types Also, depending on data an increased number of false positives can occur
- 15. Conclusion o Virus are very dangerous which harm to the system and may crash the system or corrupt the data. So that the antivirus software must be dynamically changes its database as well as its detection methods to detect and remove it.