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2020-02-02: Version 1.1 | ||
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* More verbose logging.error messages; | ||
* Fixed logging messages not displayed; | ||
* Fixed overwriting of valid JS files not ending in .js; | ||
* Added a demo, including examples, samples and scripts (issue #1); | ||
* Added a one-minute timeout to produce PDGs before aborting; | ||
* Fixed a segfault problem to pickle.dump some PDGs. | ||
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2019-09-25: Version 1.0 | ||
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Initial release: JStap, a modular static malicious JavaScript detection system | ||
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* Component pdg_generation to perform a static analysis of JavaScript files and build an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) enhanced with control and data flow information; | ||
* Component classification to detect malicious JavaScript inputs by leveraging machine learning algorithms on the previous code representations; | ||
* Our detector JStap is composed of 10 different modules, including 5 ways of abstracting code and 2 ways of extracting features; | ||
* Our detector JStap got the ACSAC 2019 "Artifacts Evaluated – Reusable" badge. |