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| Title: | 物聯網惡意軟體動態分析監控系統與其家族行為分析
IoT Malware Dynamic Analysis Profiling System and Family Behavior Analysis |
| Authors: | 陳呈祐
Chen, Cheng-Yu |
| Contributors: | 蕭舜文
Hsiao, Shun-Wen
陳呈祐
Chen, Cheng-Yu |
| Keywords: | 物聯網惡意程式
虛擬機器內省
順序資料
QEMU
動態分析
圖形分析
馬可夫模型
IoT malware
Virtual Machine Introspection
Sequential Data
QEMU
Dynamic Analysis
Graph Analysis
Markov Model |
| Date: | 2020 |
| Issue Date: | 2021-08-04 14:46:07 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 最近不只物聯網設備的數量遽增，連帶物聯網惡意程式也大量出現。本研究希望了解物聯網惡意程式所帶來的威脅但現今缺乏方法來觀測、分析與偵測物聯網惡意程式。因此，我們設計了一個自動化的虛擬監控系統來蒐集物聯網惡意程式的行為，例如：API call invocation, system call execution等。除了傳統的監控方式 (Strace與封包側錄) 外，本研究提出一個監控系統使用虛擬機內省機制的C library hooking技術來擷取物聯網惡意程式所呼叫的C library call以避免遭到物聯網惡意程式的偵測。在所蒐集到的物聯網惡意程式行為中，本研究發現不只在各個惡意程式間有相似，在同一個惡意程式家族中也存有變異。因此，本研究認為在物聯網惡意程式中有家族並且物聯網惡意程式家族中也含有子家族。本研究提出一個家族行為分析系統透過馬可夫模型與Doc2Vec來分析物聯網惡意程式的順序資料並萃取向量化特徵、尋找子家族與子家族代表之圖形。
Not only the number of deployed IoT devices increases but also that of IoT malware. We are eager to understand the threat made by IoT malware, but we lack the tools to observe, analyze and detect them. Therefore, we design and implement an automatic, virtual machine-based profiling system to collect valuable IoT malware behavior, such as API call invocation, system call execution, etc. In addition to conventional profiling methods (e.g., Strace and packet capture), we proposed a profiling system that adapts virtual machine introspection based C library hooking technique to intercept C library call invocation by malware so that our introspection would not be detected by IoT malware. In the profiles we collected, we observe not only similarities between profiles but also variants in IoT family malware. Therefore, we anticipate that there are families in IoT malware and subfamily in the IoT malware family. We then propose a family behavior analysis system to analyze the multiple sequential data (C library calls) by the Markov model and Doc2Vec to extract vectorized malware features, discover subfamily and generate subfamily representative behavior graph. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
資訊管理學系
107356035 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0107356035 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
| DOI: | 10.6814/NCCU202101066 |
| Appears in Collections: | [資訊管理學系] 學位論文
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