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Add new Quark rule for Exodus malware detection - #91
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New rule #00279 pairs TelephonyManager.getDeviceId with getSubscriberId, flagging code that reads the device IMEI and the subscriber IMSI in the same method. Scores for the existing pool are resynced after retraining against the enlarged corpus. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three Exodus samples — MITRE S0405 — joined the malware corpus. This adds one new rule and resyncs the retrained weights.
New rule #00279 —
TelephonyManager.getDeviceId+TelephonyManager.getSubscriberId, "Collect device IMEI and subscriber IMSI identifiers".Llib/operatore/core/b;c, the method that registers the device with the operator's serverThe rule the pruning step auto-selected (
Base64.decode+KeyFactory.generatePublic) trained to -1.63 and was discarded; #00279 was chosen from the pruned candidates on its malware-to-benign separation.Score resync — 266 existing rules changed score. No rule content changed; the diff on existing files touches only the
scorefield.The accompanying analysis report is submitted separately to quark-engine.
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