Research on malware detection and defense system based on machine learning

It has identified and presented a unified machine-learning-based malware defense system that can handle dynamic features in cyber-security challenges.This approach will leverage recent deep learning models, ensembles, and automatic generation of defense strategies to construct an effective and adaptive framework for malware detection and mitigation.These results tend to indicate significant gains compared with traditional signature-based approaches, whereby known malware detection rates reached 99.2%, and zero-day vulnerabilities reached 87.5%.The system also recorded an extra 68% reduction in false positives after one month of operations due to the adaptive learning component, while real-time detection features yielded less than a one-second response time for 95% of the threatened records.The generated defense strategy module can demonstrate a 92% success rate in the automated mitigation or containment of identified threats.The paper further presents that even with such advances, much potential still exists for optimizing resource use, enhancing model interpretability, and building more robust defenses against adversarial attacks.It enhances the area of cybersecurity and adds a new dimension by showing the capability of AI-enabled methodology to create much more efficient, agile, and flexible malware protection systems-thereby paving the way for more advanced cybersecurity innovations.

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Journal of Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing
Published
2025-04-16
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https://doi.org/10.61091/jcmcc127b-086
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Advanced Malware Detection Techniques
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Research on malware detection and defense system based on machine learning

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Journal of Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing
Advanced Malware Detection Techniques
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Research on malware detection and defense system based on machine learning

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Abstract

It has identified and presented a unified machine-learning-based malware defense system that can handle dynamic features in cyber-security challenges.This approach will leverage recent deep learning models, ensembles, and automatic generation of defense strategies to construct an effective and adaptive framework for malware detection and mitigation.These results tend to indicate significant gains compared with traditional signature-based approaches, whereby known malware detection rates reached 99.2%, and zero-day vulnerabilities reached 87.5%.The system also recorded an extra 68% reduction in false positives after one month of operations due to the adaptive learning component, while real-time detection features yielded less than a one-second response time for 95% of the threatened records.The generated defense strategy module can demonstrate a 92% success rate in the automated mitigation or containment of identified threats.The paper further presents that even with such advances, much potential still exists for optimizing resource use, enhancing model interpretability, and building more robust defenses against adversarial attacks.It enhances the area of cybersecurity and adds a new dimension by showing the capability of AI-enabled methodology to create much more efficient, agile, and flexible malware protection systems-thereby paving the way for more advanced cybersecurity innovations.

Journal of Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial ComputingVol. 127b
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Advanced Malware Detection Techniques
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