SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETECTING MALWARE IN EXECUTABLE SCRIPTS ACCORDING TO ITS FUNCTIONALITY
Patent №
US 7,707,634
Granted
2010-04-27
Filed 2004
Owner
MICROSOFT CORPORATION
Lab
AI components
3
nlp · kr · hardware
Assignment
Recorded
Dataset
AIPD
2023_r1 edition
Application
10769104
A malware detection system and method for determining whether an executable script is malware is presented. The malware detection system determines whether the executable script is malware by comparing the functional contents of the executable script to the functional contents of known malware. In practice, the executable script is obtained. The executable script is normalized, thereby generating a script signature corresponding to the functionality of the executable script. The script signature is compared to known malware script signatures in a malware signature store to determine whether the executable script is malware. If a complete match is made, the executable script is considered to be malware. If a partial match is made, the executable script is considered to likely be malware. The malware detection system may perform two normalizations, each normalization generating a script signature which is compared to similarly normalized known malware script signatures in the malware signature store.
AI classification
Ownership
MICROSOFT CORPORATION
assignment · 143580252
Assignors
SANDU, CATALIN D., MARINESCU, ADRIAN M.
On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.