Smartphone Malware Detection Model Based on Artificial Immune System

In order to solve the problem that me traditional signature-based detection technology cannot effectively detect unknown malware, we propose in this study a smartphone malware detection model (SP-MDM) based on artificial immune system, in which static malware analysis and dynamic malware analysis te...

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Published inChina communications Vol. 11; no. 1; pp. 86 - 92
Main Authors Wu, Bin, Lu, Tianliang, Zheng, Kangfeng, Zhang, Dongmei, Lin, Xing
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published China Institute of Communications 2014
Information Security Laboratory, National Disaster Recovery Technology Engineering Laboratory, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing 100876, P.R.China%People's Public Security University of China, Beijing 100038, P.R.China
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Summary:In order to solve the problem that me traditional signature-based detection technology cannot effectively detect unknown malware, we propose in this study a smartphone malware detection model (SP-MDM) based on artificial immune system, in which static malware analysis and dynamic malware analysis techniques are combined, and antigens are generated by encoding the characteristics extracted from the malware. Based on negative selection algorithm, the mature detectors are generated. By introducing clonal selection algorithm, the detectors with higher affinity are selected to undergo a proliferation and somatic hyper-mutation process, so that more excellent detector offspring can be generated. Experimental result shows that the detection model has a higher detection rate for unknown smartphone malware, and better detection performance can be achieved by increasing the clone generation.
Bibliography:In order to solve the problem that me traditional signature-based detection technology cannot effectively detect unknown malware, we propose in this study a smartphone malware detection model (SP-MDM) based on artificial immune system, in which static malware analysis and dynamic malware analysis techniques are combined, and antigens are generated by encoding the characteristics extracted from the malware. Based on negative selection algorithm, the mature detectors are generated. By introducing clonal selection algorithm, the detectors with higher affinity are selected to undergo a proliferation and somatic hyper-mutation process, so that more excellent detector offspring can be generated. Experimental result shows that the detection model has a higher detection rate for unknown smartphone malware, and better detection performance can be achieved by increasing the clone generation.
artificial immune system; smartphonemalware; detection; negative selection; clonalselection
11-5439/TN
ISSN:1673-5447
DOI:10.1109/CC.2014.7022530