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Anti-virus software is a key security technology on today's end
user systems. Current anti-virus engines use two complementary
techniques to detect malware. One is to statically scan potential
malware sample files for certain patterns which are known ("malware
signatures"). The other is to dynamically detect typical malicious
behavior (e.g., modifications of registry keys, DLL injections
etc.) upon execution of a sample. No anti-virus product can
reliably detect malware. Rather, all products are plagued by false
positives and false negatives. An interesting approach to improve
the reliability of detection is to run several anti-virus products
on a given malware sample. There are several online scanning
services, that implement this approach. However, for performance
reasons these services only use the static signature detection
functionality of the anti- virus products, and thus do not take
advantage of the full functionality of current anti-virus engines.
This book explains how to overcome this limitation and to build an
efficient online malware scanning service that fully utilizes the
capabilities of current anti-virus engines.
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