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Detection of DGA Domains Based on Support Vector Machine
Domain Generation Algorithm (DGA) technique has been widely used by botnets as a covert command and control (C &C) channel of issuing control or attack commands through various DGA domains. This method can evade blacklisting detection and bring new challenges to the current detection method. This paper extracts feature set which is helpful to differentiate between malicious DGA domains and benign domains, and uses the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm to train the detection model. Experimental results demonstrate that the detection method proposed in this paper is powerful with a high true positive rate 95% and a low false positive rate 1%.