Hunting Vulnerability of Antivirus product

Nafiez Jaan Yeh

Nafiez, Jaan Yeh


Abstract

These days, Antivirus has been part of computers, servers, smart phone, ATM machine and even large corporation / enterprise still relying on Antivirus as one of their methods to detect and prevent malicious attacks and outbreaks. Of course, Antivirus software has its pros and cons, but Antivirus has always been mislead and untrusted due to the mechanism of the software failed to protect users. We will discuss more on security perspective in various Antivirus software. Antivirus product known to be poor quality from security perspective, something that needs to get attention from vendors. Antivirus software prone to vulnerable with different types of vulnerabilities. For some cases, Antivirus issue were at the lowest hanging fruit and quite trivial to exploit it. In this talk, we will discuss why Antivirus fail in security perspective, how does one can simply find a critical vulnerability, and attack classes. Besides that, we will discuss how we rate the criticality of the security issue found in Antivirus product. In our discussion, we will include the methodology of the assessment, techniques, tools and how it can be exploited.

Speaker Info

Nafiez

Nafiez(@zeifan) is an independent security researcher. He is a fan of memory corruption and discovered numbers of vulnerability. He has passion in vulnerability research, reverse engineering and malware analysis. Occasionally blog about his security findings in https://nafiez.github.io/​. He has been helping organizing international CTF for HITB and local CTF, Wargames.MY.

Jaan Yeh

Jaan Yeh(@iamyeh) has experience more than 10 years in the Anti-Virus field. Currently working in Carbon Black as Threat Researcher. Hack In The Box (HITB) Core Crew and Capture the Flag (CTF) 3.0 Developed challenges for the CTF in HITB and Wargames Malaysia for the past 8 years.

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