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encryptedmind
April 4th, 2013, 23:41
This article provides a step by step approach from ground up to devising your own malware classifier using machine learning fundamentals.

Naive Bayes Rule, statistics and ranking algos.

This is more like AV - Heuristics and other methods that dont have to depend exclusively on signatures, which are little more than file specific fingerprints based on byte pattern hashes or format anomalies that are boiled down to a detection checklist. However, this is still not a 100 percent perfected method though enougl calibration will certainly provide a workable and reliable enough engine. This discussion should encourage you to build your own variations and share their results

Link 1 : http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/machine-learning-naive-bayes-rule-for-malware-detection-and-classification/
Link 2 : http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/naive-bayes-rule-building-your-own-malware-classifier-ii/
Link 3 : http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/machine-learning-part-3-ranking/

encryptedmind
April 5th, 2013, 02:04
Quote:
[Originally Posted by ELECTRIC4;94465]Were is the button to write a new post????????????


To answer your query - Please register and then log in. After which in the relevant forum post/thread you can certainly locate the button to your left side towards the end of the post window. I hope that does it

Kayaker
April 5th, 2013, 02:28
Thank you for your posts encryptedmind.
This ELECTRIC4 has been banned as a spammer after posting 7 duplicate pieces of crap like you quoted.
You are welcome here, he was not.

Regards,
Kayaker

encryptedmind
April 5th, 2013, 04:20
Thanks for your welcome, Kayaker

Best,
VSRM




Quote:
[Originally Posted by Kayaker;94472]Thank you for your posts encryptedmind.

This ELECTRIC4 has been banned as a spammer after posting 7 duplicate pieces of crap like you quoted.
You are welcome here, he was not.

Regards,
Kayaker