检测可疑软件包更新

K. Garrett, G. Ferreira, Limin Jia, Joshua Sunshine, Christian Kästner
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随着包管理器提供的自动化程度的提高(有时允许自动安装更新),恶意包更新正在成为软件生态系统中的真正威胁。为了解决这个问题,我们提出了一种基于异常检测的方法,根据攻击者可能在攻击中使用的安全相关特性来识别可疑的更新。我们在Node.js/npm生态系统的背景下评估了我们的方法,以显示其在减少审查工作和正确识别已确认的恶意更新攻击方面的可行性。虽然我们不期望它是一个独立的完整解决方案,但我们相信它是软件生态系统的重要安全构建块。
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Detecting Suspicious Package Updates
With an increased level of automation provided by package managers, which sometimes allow updates to be installed automatically, malicious package updates are becoming a real threat in software ecosystems. To address this issue, we propose an approach based on anomaly detection, to identify suspicious updates based on security-relevant features that attackers could use in an attack. We evaluate our approach in the context of Node.js/npm ecosystem, to show its feasibility in terms of reduced review effort and the correct identification of a confirmed malicious update attack. Although we do not expect it to be a complete solution in isolation, we believe it is an important security building block for software ecosystems.
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