2018 · 31 citations · 15 references
EngineeringMachine LearningPotential DamageInformation SecurityCyber Security EngineeringCybersecurity EngineeringCyber Security MalwareData ScienceData MiningPattern RecognitionSystem SecurityThreat (Computer)Intrusion Detection SystemDefense SystemsThreat DetectionPredictive AnalyticsNetworked Computer SystemsComputer ScienceAutomated Security AnalysisUser Behavior PredictionCyber SecurityCyber Threat IntelligenceMalware Analysis
Cyber security threats encompass viruses, phishing, and other attacks that can compromise user and business systems, prompting protective measures against unauthorized access and intrusion. The study proposes a machine‑learning architecture to predict malware execution within a sandbox environment. It employs machine‑learning techniques to detect malware and prevent system infiltration.
A threat can be anything that causes potential damage to the network system. These threats can turn out to be a attack to the system. Threat may occur in any forms like viruses, outright attack, and phishing attack from hackers to gain information. Such attacks put a user’s system and also business system at risks. Cyber security aims at the protection of system from attacks like unauthorized network access, intrusions attacks etc. This paper presents a novel architecture model based on machine learning for the prediction of Cyber security malware that requires execution in a sandbox environment. In order to prevent the attackers from infiltrating the system Machine Learning approach is adapted.
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Extreme learning machines for intrusion detection
Cheng Chi, Wee Peng Tay, Guang-Bin Huang · 2012 · 99 citations · Full text