Firstly, we generate images from benign and malware executable files. Secondly, by using deep learning, we train a model to detect malware files. Then, by the trained model, we try to classify a file as malware or not. By using malware images and deep learning, we can detect malware fast since we do not need any static analysis or dynamic analysis.
active 2023-08-24 → 2025-02-01 (UTC)
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