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2015
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Byeongho Kang, Jisu Yang, Jaehyun So, Czang Yeob Kim:
Detecting trigger-based behaviors in botnet malware. RACS 2015: 274-279
2014
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Boojoong Kang, Kyoung-Soo Han, Byeongho Kang, Eul Gyu Im:
Malware categorization using dynamic mnemonic frequency analysis with redundancy filtering. Digit. Investig. 11(4): 323-335 (2014)
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Byeongho Kang, TaeGuen Kim, Boojoong Kang, Eul Gyu Im, Minsoo Ryu:
TASEL: dynamic taint analysis with selective control dependency. RACS 2014: 272-277
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Byeongho Kang, Eul Gyu Im:
Analysis of binary code topology for dynamic analysis. SAC 2014: 1731-1732
2013
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Byeongho Kang, Boojoong Kang, Jungtae Kim, Eul Gyu Im:
Android malware classification method: Dalvik bytecode frequency analysis. RACS 2013: 349-350

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