Purpose: Malicious software or malware is a real threat to the security of computer systems or networks. Researchers made various attempts to find information and knowledge about malware, including preventing or even eliminating it. One effort to detect it is using a malware dynamic analysis model based on reverse engineering techniques. However, there are many reverse engineering techniques proposed with various stages and requirements in the literature. Methods: This research uses an experimental method. The object of research is a malware analysis model using reverse engineering techniques. The experimental method used is qualitative, collecting data related to the advantages and disadvantages of the reverse engineering-based malware analysis models used as a reference in this study. The data is used as consideration to propose a new model of malware analysis utilizing reverse engineering techniques. Result: In this study an analysis model of malware was proposed by synthesizing several reverse engineering-based malware analysis models. Novelty: The proposed model was then tested in a virtual environment where it is proven to be more effective than previous models for analyzing malware.
Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) merupakan salah satu bentuk telekomunikasi tanpa kabel yang memiliki perkembangan cukup pesat. WiFi dapat dijumpai di tempat-tempat umum seperti rumah makan, warung kopi, pusat perbelanjaan, dan tempat umum lainnya. Namun, kenyamanan WiFi juga disertai dengan kerawanan yang dimiliki. Komunikasi antara klien dan access point rentan terhadap man in the middle attack seperti sniffing atau spoofing. Salah satu serangan yang menggunakan teknik spoofing adalah KARMA attack. Dengan adanya kerawanan tersebut, maka perlu dilakukan pengujian menggunakan alat uji manual atau otomatis agar dapat menjadi rekomendasi untuk pengamanan WiFi. Penggunaan alat uji otomatis dinilai memberikan efektifitas terhadap proses uji tersebut. Pada penelitian ini dibuat purwarupa aplikasi otomatisasi KARMA attack dengan metode System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) menggunakan pendekatan waterfall. Pengujian dan analisis dilakukan untuk mengetahui kemampuan purwarupa otomatisasi KARMA attack pada kondisi tertentu. Hasil pengujian dan analisis menunjukkan bahwa purwarupa otomatisasi KARMA attack berjalan dengan baik
Wireless networks, despite providing better access and flexibility, have vulnerabilities that are easier to realize compared to wired networks. Fake authentication attack can be taken by an attacker prior to carrying out a Man in the Middle attack to intercept the other party's communication. Such an attack is generally carried out in public places that provide free Wi-Fi access. Detection of fake authentication is necessary to maintain communication success. Several methods have been applied to detect fake authentication such as the use of Wireless Intrusion Detection System (WIDS) or certificates on Transport Layer Security (TLS). However, attackers can trick the use of WIDS or TLS. Moreover, the WIDS and TLS techniques require large costs and computations. In this study, a lightweight method based on the comparison of BSSID/MAC address for detecting fake authentication is proposed. The lightweight method is implemented by creating an application that runs on Android mobile phones, and Linux operating system. We compared the detection performance of the device with the proposed application and the one without the proposed application. It can be concluded that the proposed method using comparison of BSSID / MAC address is an effective way to detect fake authentication attacks on Wi-Fi networks.
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