Virus detection system

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Computer program modification detection by cryptography

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C713S189000, C726S024000

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10243229

ABSTRACT:
A method of curing an encrypted computer virus present in a computer system includes analyzing encrypted data to determine at least one most frequently occurring encrypted byte in the encrypted data, calculating an encryption key based on the most frequently occurring encrypted byte and a corresponding expected original byte of original data and decrypting the encrypted data using the encryption key to restore the encrypted data to original data.

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