Sentence examples for malicious logic from inspiring English sources

However, malware authors use the same techniques to create a malware or insert malicious logic into a legitimate application.

Experimental results also show that the REFSM can easily identify malicious logic from a flattened (or even obfuscated) netlist.

In this setting, it is easier for an attacker to inject or introduce additional, malicious logic or to modify an existing one in order to cause abnormal behavior.

Malware, also referred to as a virus or malicious logic, includes such things as Trojan horses, denial of service attacks, trap doors, time bombs, and worms.

We analyze the effect of the Trojan size and the length of the RO on the ability to detect malicious logic injected in a reference FPGA implementation of the AES cryptographic algorithm.

In the first case, the attack can be designed to be stealthy by construction (e.g., by hiding the malicious logic in addition to the implementation of the legitimate behavior).

From the test suite, we choose 30 source codes in the categories related to attacks on control flows, such as untrusted search path, trapdoor, unchecked loop, unchecked error condition, embedded malicious code, and logic bomb.

This implies that a program structure (Flow Control) is the most significant indicator of benign and malicious software followed by the logic and arithmetic components of the program, which concurs with Bilar [8, 9] findings.

In 2009, a computer engineer who worked for the mortgage giant Fannie Mae planted a logic bomb -- a malicious code set to damage the company's network on a certain date -- after he was fired.

If he were malicious, he could do extensive damage uncork a virus, plant a logic bomb, joyride through their servers and trash their data.

The contributions of this novel reputation scheme are (1) it incorporates uncertainty-based subjective logic into the reputation computation, and detects the existing selfish and malicious mesh routers in the network.