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We present a two-layer backdoor detection system in the article. In the first-layer, Zhang and Paxson's method is applied to identify keystroke interactive connection from network traffic. In the second-layer, we adopt the Dynamic Link Library (DLL) injection technique to record all DLLs employed by the programme that evokes such interactive connection. Compared the recorded data with some pre-defined Common Feature Tables, the second-layer can then determine whether the monitored programme is a backdoor. By experiments, the best result of our system got 94.44% detection rate while False Positive was zero. In the case, the overall accuracy was 97.22%.
International Journal of Business and Systems Research – Inderscience Publishers
Published: Jan 1, 2008
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