i was just wondering if its possibel to write behavorial profiles in open bsi like copy File to %system32% or monitor the keyboard and store logs on %C:%
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i was just wondering if its possibel to write behavorial profiles in open bsi like copy File to %system32% or monitor the keyboard and store logs on %C:%
Translated question: can I write a keylogger using OpenSBI?
Answer: no, you can't, it's technically impossible and its Terms of Use prohibit it to be used for writing malware as well..
what i was asking was if you could use open bsi to make spybot react to a program conducting the action?
what i was asking was if you could use open bsi to make spybot react a program that would conduct a keylogger action?
When spybot would actually make a software that will allow keylogger would be possible to open bsi
Hello bradfordstew410,
Could you rephrase the question please. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bradfordstew410
I think this is about detecting such behaviour?
Keyloggers usually use some very specific API calls that makes it easy to detect them, and that route, OpenSBI can easily detect them as a file.
OpenSBI can currently only react to files (and other stuff on disk or accessible by various system APIs), meaning to the source and outcomes of behaviour. Which is usually faster and less intrusive on the whole system.
Monitoring the behaviour itself would be something very live protection related. Spybot 2.0 and 2.1 can /will be able to monitor more in the regard.
Our current RootAlyzer reacts to behaviours as well (e.g. hiding files, a standard rootkit action), but is not user-extensible right now.