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Lynx: Automatic Simplification of Obfuscated Malware Code

The Lynx Project aims to develop techniques and tools to automate the process of analysis and simplification of malware code. In particular, it aims to identify and undo code obfuscations so as to simplify the malware program and make its inner logic easier to understand.
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Our department has a distinguished record of influential publications and software distributions and is nationally ranked by the National Research Council.
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Our undergraduates study ways to design computer networking protocols, create and distribute innovative software, develop wireless and mobile computing, create novel programming languages, develop computational biology algorithms, invent highly efficient algorithms for computer graphics, and push the limits of high-performance computing.
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Our dynamic program of graduate study integrates quality research and teaching. Our alumni include researchers at AT&T Labs, HP Labs, and IBM Almaden, and faculty at Davis, Purdue, and Virginia.
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