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| Subject: | Evading the Norman SandBox Analyzer |
| From: | Arne Vidstrom <arne.vidstrom@ntsecurity.nu> |
| Date: | Wed, 28 Feb 2007 12:36:53 +0100 |
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Hi all, Summary:The Norman SandBox Analyzer (http://sandbox.norman.no/live.html) runs malicious code samples in an emulated environment while logging their actions. In practice it is more or less impossible to make an emulated environment perfectly similar to the real thing. It is therefore possible to write malicious code that does not behave maliciously when run in the Sandbox Analyzer. Here I will give one example of such a technique. Full text at: http://www.ntsecurity.nu/onmymind/2007/2007-02-27.htmlI have notified Norman about the problem but have chosen not to wait for them to patch it. The reason being that this is not a regular vulnerability, but rather an example of an inherent weakness in emulated sandboxes in general. I assume they will patch this particular case shortly though since it should be very easy to do. Regards /Arne http://ntsecurity.nu http://vidstrom.net |
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