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[Full-Disclosure] analysis (more worms wanted :) )
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- Subject: [Full-Disclosure] analysis (more worms wanted :) )
- From: Stephanie Wehner <_@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2004 15:50:04 +0200
Hi,
First of all, thanks to everyone who provided me with worms as a
response to my last email.
So far I have analyzed the executables (or scripts) of worms, where
my aim was to determine the familiy of an unknown worm. (different
versions of the same worm form a family) This worked quite well, for
example for Sasser D as input, it was easy to tell that it belongs to
the Sasser family.
You can view some pictures at http://www.cwi.nl/~wehner/worms, where
you can also find more information about the approach I used.
Note that this is *work in progress*. I'm looking for more worms
to analyze. Unfortunately I don't have any lab setup/multiple machines/ips
to collect them easily. (This is a fun project, my main area of research
lies elsewhere.)
I have also looked at network traffic, which works quite well for general
traffic. I will post more about this on my webpage in the near future.
However, I am now especially looking for traffic generated by worms. :)
Thanks,
Stephanie
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