DRAKVUF for Malware Analysis

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Authors: Joshua Adeniji, Victoria Bigila
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Abstract

One of the significant security risks on the Internet today is malware, and implementing effective defensive measures necessitates the quick analysis of an ever-growing volume of malware samples. The analysis is made more difficult by the growth of metamorphic malware because signature-based static analysis tools are no longer as effective. While dynamic malware analysis is a viable option, the strategy faces considerable difficulties due to the strain that the ever-increasing volume of samples that need to be analyzed places on hardware resources. In addition, modern malware is capable of both detecting the monitoring environment and hiding in parts of the system that are not being watched.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Advanced Malware Detection Techniques Security and Verification in Computing Digital and Cyber Forensics

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Advances in Scientific Research and Engineering
Volume
12
Issue
01
Pages
24–30
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN