Obfuscation procedure based in dead code insertion into crypter
Cristián Ignacio Vidal Barría, David Cordero, Claudio Cubillos, Robinson Osses · 2016
The threat that attacks cyberspace is known as malware. In order to infect the technologic devices that are attacked, malware needs to evade the different antivirus systems. To avoid detection, an obfuscation technique must be applied so malware is updated and ready to be performed. No obstant, the technique implementation presents difficulties in terms of its required ability, evasion tests and infection functionality that turn outs to be a problem to keep malware updated. Therefore, a procedure is proposed that allows applying AVFUCKER or DSPLIT techniques. The purpose is to optimize the required technical means, reduce the antivirus analysis and malware functionality check times.