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Malware and machine learning

LeDoux et al., 2014

Document ID
7190425575441219600
Author
LeDoux C
Lakhotia A
Publication year
Publication venue
Intelligent Methods for Cyber Warfare

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Abstract Malware analysts use Machine Learning to aid in the fight against the unstemmed tide of new malware encountered on a daily, even hourly, basis. The marriage of these two fields (malware and machine learning) is a match made in heaven: malware contains …
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