PERFORMANCE TESTING OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM INFECTED BY MALICIOUS SOFTWARE WITH USING OF SELFSIMILARITY ANALYSIS
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Keywords

performance tests
malicious software
self-similarity analysis
Windows Performance Analyzer

Abstract

The purpose of presented article is to show the analysis of the impact of malicious software on operating system performance using application which can collect data about computer resources and it’s further analysis with self-similarity. All studies were about viruses, trojans and adware programs. Infected Windows 8.1 Pro were studied by their impact on CPU, RAM memory and HDD, then they were compared with not infected system. For self-similarity tests Hurst exponent was used.

https://doi.org/10.7862/re.2016.13
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