| Abstract [eng] |
In the context of virtual environment, The Security problems are highly important. The work presents analysis of malware types and it‘s presence in virtualized environments. Work also presents some results of experiments that have been carried out within the real virtual machine environment through modeling aiming to identify dependencies between the malware type, called Rootkits, detection time and the virtual machine memory size. Rootkits exploit kernel vulnerabilities and gain privileges (popularity) within any system, virtual or not. The basic result of the work is as follows: 1) the malware detection methodology for the virtual environment when the memory size of a virtual machine is changing; 2) dependences between the virtual machine memory size and Rootkit detection time. |
