STARM · SW-10 · SOFTWARE
Memory Corruption
STARMCatalog entries from the DIPS Threat Inventory. The paper cites that dataset and does not use this name.
Corrupting memory to alter software behavior.
Severity in the dataset8/10
Not the paper’s H/M/L.
- Target
- Program Logic
- Layer in the inventory
- Backend
- Mitigation
- ASLR and DEP implementation on RTOS.
- How the inventory says to fix it
- Rule-based: ASLR/DEP. AI: Identifying patterns of illegal memory access in core OS dumps.
- Quick fix
- Process Restart
- ML approaches named
- Autoencoders, HMMs, RNN-based runtime monitoring, Statistical anomaly detection, Gaussian Mixture Models
- Methodology
- Irregular memory usage, unexpected pointer behavior, abnormal crash signatures, execution path anomalies
- Handler role
- Software Engineer
- Stage
- Operation
- Standard named
- ISO/IEC 17961
- Status in the inventory
- Partially managed
STARMCatalog entries from the DIPS Threat Inventory. The paper cites that dataset and does not use this name.
Connection recorded in the inventory
Buffer Overflows