MALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION

<p align="justify">Microsoft Windows is popular operating system and malware technologies are also evolving in this operating system. When malware access the Windows API, it will leave a trail of activity sequences. From the sequence of this activity, researchers can differentiate ma...

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Main Author: SENO AJI (NIM : 23214019), ADHITYO
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Language:Indonesia
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spelling id-itb.:249842018-03-16T14:30:48ZMALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION SENO AJI (NIM : 23214019), ADHITYO Indonesia Theses INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/24984 <p align="justify">Microsoft Windows is popular operating system and malware technologies are also evolving in this operating system. When malware access the Windows API, it will leave a trail of activity sequences. From the sequence of this activity, researchers can differentiate malware and benign. Research has been done by converting the activity sequences into the Windows API category. This research used 48 API <br /> <br /> category. Then the malware and benign are classified using machine learning with stacked generalization algorithm. Research used 1052 samples (526 malware and 526 benign) and split it to 50% for training and 50% for testing. The result showed that it can detect malware with highest accuracy 98.1%.<p align="justify"> text
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description <p align="justify">Microsoft Windows is popular operating system and malware technologies are also evolving in this operating system. When malware access the Windows API, it will leave a trail of activity sequences. From the sequence of this activity, researchers can differentiate malware and benign. Research has been done by converting the activity sequences into the Windows API category. This research used 48 API <br /> <br /> category. Then the malware and benign are classified using machine learning with stacked generalization algorithm. Research used 1052 samples (526 malware and 526 benign) and split it to 50% for training and 50% for testing. The result showed that it can detect malware with highest accuracy 98.1%.<p align="justify">
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author SENO AJI (NIM : 23214019), ADHITYO
spellingShingle SENO AJI (NIM : 23214019), ADHITYO
MALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION
author_facet SENO AJI (NIM : 23214019), ADHITYO
author_sort SENO AJI (NIM : 23214019), ADHITYO
title MALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION
title_short MALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION
title_full MALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION
title_fullStr MALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION
title_full_unstemmed MALWARE DETECTION ON WINDOWS 10 OPERATION SYSTEM USING DINAMIC ANALYSIS AND STACKED GENERALIZATION
title_sort malware detection on windows 10 operation system using dinamic analysis and stacked generalization
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/24984
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