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2022-02-07
Priyadarshan, Pradosh, Sarangi, Prateek, Rath, Adyasha, Panda, Ganapati.  2021.  Machine Learning Based Improved Malware Detection Schemes. 2021 11th International Conference on Cloud Computing, Data Science Engineering (Confluence). :925–931.
In recent years, cyber security has become a challenging task to protect the networks and computing systems from various types of digital attacks. Therefore, to preserve these systems, various innovative methods have been reported and implemented in practice. However, still more research work needs to be carried out to have malware free computing system. In this paper, an attempt has been made to develop simple but reliable ML based malware detection systems which can be implemented in practice. Keeping this in view, the present paper has proposed and compared the performance of three ML based malware detection systems applicable for computer systems. The proposed methods include k-NN, RF and LR for detection purpose and the features extracted comprise of Byte and ASM. The performance obtained from the simulation study of the proposed schemes has been evaluated in terms of ROC, Log loss plot, accuracy, precision, recall, specificity, sensitivity and F1-score. The analysis of the various results clearly demonstrates that the RF based malware detection scheme outperforms the model based on k-NN and LR The efficiency of detection of proposed ML models is either same or comparable to deep learning-based methods.
2020-06-29
Wehbi, Khadijeh, Hong, Liang, Al-salah, Tulha, Bhutta, Adeel A.  2019.  A Survey on Machine Learning Based Detection on DDoS Attacks for IoT Systems. 2019 SoutheastCon. :1–6.
Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the way we live today, improving the quality of living standard and growing the world economy by having smart devices around us making decisions and performing our daily tasks and chores. However, securing the IoT system from malicious attacks is a very challenging task. Some of the most common malicious attacks are Denial of service (DoS), and Distributed Denial of service (DDoS) attacks, which have been causing major security threats to all networks and specifically to limited resource IoT devices. As security will always be a primary factor for enabling most IoT applications, developing a comprehensive detection method that effectively defends against DDoS attacks and can provide 100% detection for DDoS attacks in IoT is a primary goal for the future of IoT. The development of such a method requires a deep understanding of the methods that have been used thus far in the detection of DDoS attacks in the IoT environment. In our survey, we try to emphasize some of the most recent Machine Learning (ML) approaches developed for the detection of DDoS attacks in IoT networks along with their advantage and disadvantages. Comparison between the performances of selected approaches is also provided.