Most part of SECRET research is dedicated to malware analysis and hardware-assisted security, tasks which heavily rely on kernel drivers, either by their privileged monitoring capabilities or by their hardware-software interface, so SECRET researchers are often programming kernel drivers. SECRET researchers have experience programming Windows x64 drivers. Check a basic introduction about kernel drivers development in github.
Last year we were breaking machine learning models for malware detection. We were able to bypass all the models of the competition, finishing in the second position — unfortunately, it was not enough to win Read more…
We are happy to share with you our newest machine learning secret! Scikit-multiflow 0.5 is now available, including our open-source contribution: delayed labels evaluation for supervised learning. We expect that the community makes great use Read more…
Last month SECRET started a collaboration with researchers from the University of Waikato, located in Hamilton, New Zealand. The University of Waikato is famous for developing open-source machine learning frameworks, such as Weka, MOA, and Read more…