Dear all,
We are submitting a paper to the "IFIP SEC" conference this year. If it
is accepted, we acknowledge SPARTA.
Title: Hybroid: Toward Android Malware Detection and Categorization with
Program Code and Network Traffic
Abstract: Android malicious applications have become so sophisticated
that they can bypass endpoint protection measures. Therefore, it is safe
to admit that traditional anti-malware techniques have become
cumbersome, thereby raising the need to develop efficient ways to detect
Android malware. In this paper, we present Hybroid, a hybrid Android
malware detection and categorization solution that utilizes program code
structures as static behavioral features and network traffic as dynamic
behavioral features for detection (binary classification) and
categorization (multi-label classification). For static analysis, we
introduce a natural language processing-inspired technique based on
function call graph embeddings and design a graph neural network-based
approach to convert the whole graph structure of an Android app to a
vector. In dynamic analysis, we extract network flow features from the
raw network traffic by capturing each application's network flow.
Finally, Hybroid utilizes the network flow features combined with the
graphs' vectors to detect and categorize the malware. Our solution gets
99.6% accuracy on average for malware detection and 97.6% accuracy for
malware categorization.
Best regards,
Mohammad Norouzian
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Mohammad Reza Norouzian
Lehrstuhl für Sicherheit in der Informatik I20
Institut für Informatik TU München
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching
Tel. +49 89 289 18584
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e-mail: norouzian(a)sec.in.tum.de
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