Malware on Laboratoire de Haute Sécurité

Honeypot Binaries

frederic.beck@inria.fr (Frederic Beck) — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Internet Honeypots Low Interaction Malware Binary

Honeypot Binaries

Our distributed honeypot platform based on TPot allows us to operate various sensors running up to 20+ honeypots each, centralizing the collect traces, logs and binaries in the LHS. The collected data is indexed in realtime in an Elasticsearch cluster.

Probes are placed on various dedicated network connections in the LHS, in the cloud or in our partners networks, thanks to the CyberGenAI joint project with DFKI (Germany) and OMU (Japan).

Malwares

frederic.beck@inria.fr (Frederic Beck) — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Malware Binary

Malwares

Over the year, the researchers of the Carbone team have gathered more than 50M of malicious binaries.

These binaries have been collected via different methods (honeypots, blacklists crawling, exchange), and are currently being packaged and annotated to prepare them for sharing with partners.

Metadata

Dataset name	Malwares
Authors	LHS Nancy, Carbone
Format	Binaries
Licence	Under NDA, ask us
Experimentation Platform	malware
Production Location	LHS Nancy
Production Date	Since 2008
Update Frequency	Daily
URL	Coming soon

Contact

Fabrice Sabatier

fabrice.sdabatier@loria.fr

Malware Analysis

frederic.beck@inria.fr (Frederic Beck) — Wed, 05 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Malware Virus Static analysis Dynamic analysis

Malware analysis

Using a dedicated and isolated environment, malwares are analyzed, either statically, or dynamically, with the tools implemented by our researchers.

Novel and state of the art methods and tools are being developed to identify, characterize and categorize malicious code, and produce execution traces.

Contact

Fabrice Sabatier

fabrice.sdabatier@loria.fr

Malware on Laboratoire de Haute Sécurité

Honeypot Binaries

Honeypot Binaries

Malwares

Malwares

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Malware Analysis

Malware analysis

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