Uncovering Android Zero-Day Threats: The Zero-Vuln Approach with Deep and Zero-Shot Learning

The growing occurrence of cybersecurity hazards, such as Android zero-day vulnerabilities, poses substantial difficulties because they are unattended and imperceptible. With the increasing popularity of Android smartphones, hackers are taking advantage of these weaknesses to quickly spread advanced malware. Conventional detection approaches frequently prove inadequate due to the absence of shown criteria for emergent threats. In order to address this crucial problem, this article presents the Zero-Vuln method, an advanced technique specifically developed to identify and categorize previously unidentified malware on Android platforms. Zero-Vuln combines sophisticated supervised deep learning methods with zero-shot learning algorithms to accurately detect zero-day threats. Through the utilization of comprehensive datasets, the method attains an average classification metric score of 84.22%, showcasing exceptional accuracy, precision, and recall. This advanced solution significantly improves the ability to identify and handle Android zero-day threats, representing a major progress in cybersecurity research and implementation. The Zero-Vuln strategy provides a strong and adaptable solution for the constantly changing mobile security risks, representing a notable advancement in the sector.

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2024-11-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccda64887.2024.10867274
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Advanced Malware Detection Techniques
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Abstract

The growing occurrence of cybersecurity hazards, such as Android zero-day vulnerabilities, poses substantial difficulties because they are unattended and imperceptible. With the increasing popularity of Android smartphones, hackers are taking advantage of these weaknesses to quickly spread advanced malware. Conventional detection approaches frequently prove inadequate due to the absence of shown criteria for emergent threats. In order to address this crucial problem, this article presents the Zero-Vuln method, an advanced technique specifically developed to identify and categorize previously unidentified malware on Android platforms. Zero-Vuln combines sophisticated supervised deep learning methods with zero-shot learning algorithms to accurately detect zero-day threats. Through the utilization of comprehensive datasets, the method attains an average classification metric score of 84.22%, showcasing exceptional accuracy, precision, and recall. This advanced solution significantly improves the ability to identify and handle Android zero-day threats, representing a major progress in cybersecurity research and implementation. The Zero-Vuln strategy provides a strong and adaptable solution for the constantly changing mobile security risks, representing a notable advancement in the sector.

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