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Any real-time software that uses non-traditional ways to find malware?
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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 915790" data-attributes="member: 62850"><p>Interesting... that is a great guide. Do you have a different procedure for deny-by-default products who may or may not have malware detection?</p><p></p><p>BTW, I found the extremely interesting sample set I was talking about. It is basically an efficacy benchmark that was created by a well-known security company to benchmark VoodooAi three or so years ago. It was intended to test VoodooAi for malware detection efficacy along with false positives. I do not necessarily believe that every sample is classified correctly, but according to the people who chose the samples, each sample was carefully classified 100% correctly, and I trust them, so it is probably a REALLY good benchmark for malware and false positive detection. The samples are 3 or so years old, but that should make zero difference for static ML/Ai analysis.</p><p></p><p>These files are quite obscure, so WLC should classify most of them as Not Safe (even the clean files). I tested a handful of samples with WLC and sure enough, all were classified as Not Safe. I also ran a static test with WV.</p><p></p><p>There are 4,317 samples that are divided into 3 category folders… 2,202 clean, 1,065 pup and 1,050 malware. The file is a 15 gig renamed .zip file with the standard password. I tried to upload the file to google drive but it was too big, so if anyone has any ideas where I can store that file please let me know. I could put it on one of our servers, but the last time I did that we ran into some issues. I know that is a large file, but this would be a SUPER interesting test to perform on all products, especially Next-Gen ML/Ai.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="danb, post: 915790, member: 62850"] Interesting... that is a great guide. Do you have a different procedure for deny-by-default products who may or may not have malware detection? BTW, I found the extremely interesting sample set I was talking about. It is basically an efficacy benchmark that was created by a well-known security company to benchmark VoodooAi three or so years ago. It was intended to test VoodooAi for malware detection efficacy along with false positives. I do not necessarily believe that every sample is classified correctly, but according to the people who chose the samples, each sample was carefully classified 100% correctly, and I trust them, so it is probably a REALLY good benchmark for malware and false positive detection. The samples are 3 or so years old, but that should make zero difference for static ML/Ai analysis. These files are quite obscure, so WLC should classify most of them as Not Safe (even the clean files). I tested a handful of samples with WLC and sure enough, all were classified as Not Safe. I also ran a static test with WV. There are 4,317 samples that are divided into 3 category folders… 2,202 clean, 1,065 pup and 1,050 malware. The file is a 15 gig renamed .zip file with the standard password. I tried to upload the file to google drive but it was too big, so if anyone has any ideas where I can store that file please let me know. I could put it on one of our servers, but the last time I did that we ran into some issues. I know that is a large file, but this would be a SUPER interesting test to perform on all products, especially Next-Gen ML/Ai. [/QUOTE]
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