In recent years, the damage from cyber attacks caused by sophisticated malware has continuously increased. It is therefore becoming more difficult to take countermeasures using traditional approaches such as antivirus and firewall products. Against the intrusion of malware, we propose an automated countermeasure technology system named Autonomous Evolution of Defense, which mitigates the risk of actual damage by controlling the internet connection for malware, and in addition optimizes the system's operating conditions. The system takes countermeasures immediately to mitigate risk without causing disruptive effects on business. However, a graylist of malicious addresses generated by malware analysis systems contains many false-positive addresses and is very "noisy" for use in blocking access based on the list. We therefore propose a new technique for improving the accuracy of the unreliable graylist of addresses using image authentication. We report here on the implementation of our system and results of evaluation.
['Hirofumi Nakakoji', 'Yasuhiro Fujii', 'Yoshiaki Isobe', 'Tomohiro Shigemoto', 'Tetsuro Kito', 'Naoki Hayashi', 'Nobutaka Kawaguchi', 'Naoki Shimotsuma', 'Hiroaki Kikuchi']
Proposal and Evaluation of Cyber Defense System Using Blacklist Refined Based on Authentication Results