Anomaly intrusion detection in dynamic execution environments
Hajime Inoue, Stephanie Forrest · 2002
forrest @ cs.unm.edu We describe an anomaly intrusion-detection system for platforms that incorporate dynamic compilation and profiling. We call this approach "dynamic sandboxing. " By gathering information about applications ' behavior usually unavailable to other anomaly intrusion-detection systems, dynamic sandboxing is able to detect anomalies at the application layer. We show our implementation in a Java Virtual Machine is both effective and efficient at stopping a backdoor and a virus, and has a low false positive rate.