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Designing a new model for Trojan horse detection using sequential minimal optimization

Journal
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering
Date Issued
2015
Author(s)
Madihah Mohd Saudi 
Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia 
Abuzaid A.M.
Taib B.M.
Abdullah Z.H.
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-07674-4_69
Abstract
Malwares attack such as by the worm, virus, trojan horse and botnet have caused lots of troublesome for many organisations and users which lead to the cybercrime. Living in a cyber world, being infected by these malwares becoming more common. Nowadays the malwares attack especially by the trojan horse is becoming more sophisticated and intelligent, makes it is harder to be detected than before. Therefore, in this research paper, a new model called Efficient Trojan Detection Model (ETDMo) is built to detect trojan horse attacks more efficiently. In this model, the static, dynamic and automated analyses were conducted and the machine learning algorithms were applied to optimize the performance. Based on the experiment conducted, the Sequential Minimal Optimization (SMO) algorithm has outperformed other machine learning algorithms with 98.2 % of true positive rate and with 1.7 % of false positive rate. Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015.
Subjects

Malwares Trojan horse...

Artificial intelligen...

Learning algorithms

Learning systems

Optimization

Automated analysis

False positive rates

Sequential minimal op...

Sequential minimal op...

Trojan detections

Trojan Horse attacks

Trojan horse detectio...

True positive rates

Malware

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