Title of article
Domain Ontology to Distinguish Different Types of Rootkits
Author/Authors
Salahi, Ahmad Information Security Department Research Institute for ICT, Tehran , Enayatizadeh, Javad Information Security Department Research Institute for ICT, Tehran
Pages
8
From page
17
To page
24
Abstract
Rootkit is an auxiliary tool for sniffing, stealing and hiding, so it has become the key component in almost
all successful attacks. Analysis of rootkits will provide system administrators and security software managers the
ability to detect and prevent a computer being compromised. Ontology will provide detailed conceptualization to
represent the rootkit concepts and its relationships to other security concepts in cyber-attack domain. In this paper we
presented an ontology for rootkits which contains many concepts relating to security, cyber-attacks and operating
systems. We divided rootkits according to four attributes, and expanded the ontology for rootkits accordingly. This
ontology can be used to distinguish different types of rootkits.
Keywords
Ontology , Rootkit , Malware , Security
Journal title
Astroparticle Physics
Serial Year
2017
Record number
2452562
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