MASFMMS: Multi Agent Systems Framework for Malware Modeling and Simulation

Authors:
Rohan Monga;Kamalakar Karlapalem
Affiliations:
International Institute of Information Technology,;International Institute of Information Technology,
Venue:
Multi-Agent-Based Simulation IX
Year:
2009

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Abstract

The Internet and local area networks, which connect many personal computers, are also facilitating the proliferation of malicious programs. Modern malware takes advantage of network services like e-mail and file sharing to proliferate. Existing simulation environments use biological models or their variants for explaining the patterns of proliferation of malicious programs. This paper aims to provide a framework that enables the modeling of security threats using multi agent systems. Multi Agent Systems Framework for Malware Modeling and Simulation (MASFMMS) provides a generic environment for modeling security weaknesses and their exploitation in a computer network. We present various scenarios of exploits that are prevalent in real life and show how they can be simulated in MASFMMS.