Titlebook: Deployable Machine Learning for Security Defense; Second International Gang Wang,Arridhana Ciptadi,Ali Ahmadzadeh Conference proceedings 20

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Deployable Machine Learning for Security Defense978-3-030-87839-9Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-45233-9tic datasets. Organizations are reluctant to share such data, even internally, due to privacy reasons. An alternative is to use synthetically generated data but existing methods are limited in their ability to capture complex dependency structures, between attributes and across time. This paper pres

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Rameshnath Krishnasamy,Peter Vistisene formats thus appear attractive to other fields such as malware detection, where deep learning on images alleviates the need for comprehensively hand-crafted features generalising to different malware variants. We postulate that this research direction could become the next frontier in Android malw

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Mariana Carvalho,Daniel Rocha,Vítor Carvalhoe detection. By converting binary code into images, researchers have shown satisfactory results in applying machine learning to extract features that are difficult to discover manually. Such visualization-based malware detection methods can capture malware patterns from many different malware famili

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Design, User Experience, and Usabilityveral frameworks to facilitate automation tasks further. Some of these frameworks are Node Manager Package (npm) and Python Package Index (PyPi), which are open source (OS) package libraries. The public registries npm and PyPi use to host packages allow any user with a verified email to publish code

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