The evolution of recent malicious software with the rising use of digital services has
increased the probability of corrupting data, stealing information, or other cybercrimes by …

Monitoring Indicators of Compromise (IOC) leads to malware detection for identifying
malicious activity. Malicious activities potentially lead to a system breach or data …

Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) devices are increasingly deployed in different industries and
for different purposes (eg sensing/collecting of environmental data in both civilian and …

Malware can be defined as any type of malicious code that has the potential to harm a
computer or network. The volume of malware is growing faster every year and poses a …

The surging pace of Internet of Things (IoT) development and its applications has resulted in
significantly large amounts of data (commonly known as big data) being communicated and …

Malware is a malicious code which is developed to harm a computer or network. The
number of malwares is growing so fast and this amount of growth makes the computer …

Binary code similarityapproaches compare two or more pieces of binary code to identify their
similarities and differences. The ability to compare binary code enables many real-world …

Cryptomining malware (also referred to as cryptojacking) has changed the cyber threat
landscape. Such malware exploits the victim's CPU or GPU resources with the aim of …

Detecting unknown malware and their variants remains both an operational challenge and a
research challenge. In recent years, there have been attempts to design machine learning …

Recently, malware has increasingly become a critical threat to embedded systems, while the
conventional software solutions, such as antivirus and patches, have not been so successful …