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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 29, 2009
Filed:
Jun. 19, 2009
Yuri V. Mashevsky, Moscow, RU;
Yuri V. Namestnikov, Moscow, RU;
Nikolay V. Denishchenko, Moscow, RU;
Pavel A. Zelensky, Moscow, RU;
Igor G. Chekunov, Moscow, RU;
Andrey A. Efremov, Moscow, RU;
Yuri V. Mashevsky, Moscow, RU;
Yuri V. Namestnikov, Moscow, RU;
Nikolay V. Denishchenko, Moscow, RU;
Pavel A. Zelensky, Moscow, RU;
Igor G. Chekunov, Moscow, RU;
Andrey A. Efremov, Moscow, RU;
Kaspersky Lab, ZAO, Moscow, RU;
Abstract
A system, method and computer program product for detection of false positives occurring during execution of anti-malware applications. The detection and correction of the false positives is implemented in two phases, before creation of new anti-virus databases (i.e., malware black lists) or before creation of new white lists, and after the anti-virus databases or new white lists are created and new false positives are detected. The system calculates a probability of detection of a certain potential malware object. Based on this probability, the system decides to either correct a white list (i.e., a collection of known clean objects) or update a black list (i.e., a collection of known malware objects). A process is separated into a several steps: creation and update (or correction) of white lists; creation and update of black lists; detection of collisions between these lists and correction of black lists or white lists based on the detected collisions.