Published February 8, 2023 | Version v1
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Malware Detection and Analysis Using Machine Learning

  • 1. School of Computer Science and Engineering Vellore Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu

Description

This project aims to present the functionality and accuracy of five different machine learning algorithms to detect whether an executable file is malicious or legitimate. Malware discovery is typically consummated with the assistance of hostile to infection programming which believe about each program in the substructures to known malwares. One. We could utilize the known highlights of malwares and train a model to anticipate if a program is a malware. Along these lines, we will utilize Machine Learning calculations to anticipate if a specific program is a malware or not. Information has been soaring since the appearance of web. Additionally, the kind of information is changing quickly with time. Henceforth, we have to discover devices that could cycle and help in examining various sorts of information  effectively  and  rapidly  as  the datasets  of  genuine  world  have  gigantic information storehouses.

 

In this task we plan to do as such by utilizing Ember dataset which is an open Dataset for Training Static PE Malware Machine Learning Models. The dataset incorporates highlights separated from 1.1M double records: 900K preparing tests (300K malevolent, 300K favorable, 300K unlabeled) and 200K test tests (100K noxious, 100K kind).  To  go with the  dataset,  we likewise discharge open-source code for extricating highlights from extra parallels so extra example  highlights  can be  attached  to  the dataset. This dataset makes up for a shortcoming in the data security AI people group: an amiable/pernicious dataset that is enormous, open and general enough to cover a few fascinating use cases.

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