Low-level RASP: Protecting Applications Implemented in High-level Programming Languages

During the emergency response process of application-level 0day vulnerabilities, RASP (Runtime Application Self Protection) usually has a better defense performance than WAF (Web Application Firewall) and HIPS (Host-based Intrusion Prevention System) because it can obtain the context (stack, method, parameter, etc.) inside the application. Take an enterprise as an example, different business teams may choose different high-level programming languages (HPL) as their main languages in software development are based on their business characteristics. However, RASP can only provide defense capabilities for a specific HPL.... By: Zhuonan Li , Qi Li , Zimin Lin Full Abstract and Presentation Materials: #low-level-rasp-protecting-applications-implemented-in-high-level-programming-languages-32690