Behavioral Malware Classification

Behavioral Malware Classification is a technique that categorizes malware based on its behavioral characteristics, aiming to identify and differentiate various types of malware by dynamically analyzing their runtime behavior patterns. This technology can capture actual operations performed by malware in the system, such as file operations, network communications, and registry modifications, thereby providing more accurate detection and protection methods. Compared to traditional signature-based detection methods, Behavioral Malware Classification can effectively address the threats posed by unknown and variant malware, enhancing the security and stability of the system. In the field of cybersecurity, the application value of this technology lies in strengthening threat detection capabilities, improving response speed, reducing false positive rates, and offering users more reliable security guarantees.