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Android Malware Detection by Correlated Real Permission Couples Using FP Growth Algorithm and Neural Networks [PDF]
Abhinandan Banik, Jyoti Prakash Singh
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Android malware has grown steadily into a major internet threat. Despite efforts to identify and categorize malware in seemingly safe Android apps, addressing this issue is still lacking.
abdullah alsraratee, Ahmed Al-Azawei
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The rapid growth and diversification of malware variants, driven by advanced code obfuscation, evasion, and antianalysis techniques, present a significant threat to cybersecurity. The inadequacy of traditional methods in accurately classifying these evolving threats highlights the need for effective and robust malware classification techniques.
K. Sundara Krishnan +2 more
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Why an Android App is Classified as Malware? Towards Malware Classification Interpretation [PDF]
Bozhi Wu +6 more
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HTTP behavior characteristics generation and extraction approach for Android malware
Growing of Android malware,not only seriously endangered the security of the Android market,but also brings challenges for detection.A generation and extraction approach of automatic Android malware behavioral signatures was proposed based on HTTP ...
Yaling LUO, Wenwei LI, Xin SU
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A family of droids -- Android malware detection via behavioral modeling: static vs dynamic analysis [PDF]
Following the increasing popularity of mobile ecosystems, cybercriminals have increasingly targeted them, designing and distributing malicious apps that steal information or cause harm to the device's owner.
Almeida, Mario +5 more
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In the XXI century, the world has witnessed the creation, development and proliferation of mobile devices until the massive usage apparent nowadays. The portability, instantaneity and ease of use that these devices offer has encouraged the great majority of the population to have one of them at arm’s length.
Puente Arribas, Daniel +2 more
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MMF: A Lightweight Approach of Multimodel Fusion for Malware Detection
Nowadays, the Android system is widely used in mobile devices. The existence of malware in the Android system has posed serious security risks. Therefore, detecting malware has become a main research focus for Android devices. The existing malware detection methods include those based on static analysis, dynamic analysis, and hybrid analysis.
Bo Yang +4 more
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Explaining the Use of Cryptographic API in Android Malware [PDF]
Adam Janovsky +4 more
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KTSDroid: A Framework for Android Malware Categorization Using the Kernel Task Structure [PDF]
Saneeha Khalid +2 more
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