SpyEye malware infection framework

2011-07-01

Aditya K Sood

Michigan State University, USA

Richard J Enbody

Michigan State University, USA

Rohit Bansal

SecNiche Security, USA

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

The SpyEye bot has a sophisticated, modular design and has improved its capabilities over time. In this article, Aditya Sood and colleagues examine SpyEye’s modules and map out how they are initialized and how they interact with each other, providing an insight into the design and methods of the bot, and into an effective instance of modern malware.

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