Hassan Azwar's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
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... Te Drebin dataset [113,114] is one of the most used datasets in mobile security, with 5500+ malware being included in the dataset belonging to 20 families, collected from 2010 to 2012. Te android adware and general malware dataset (AAGM) [115,116] includes network activity of 1900 adware, general malware, and benignware running on android smartphones. Te IoTID20 [117] is a more recent dataset used to simulate network attack retrieved from two smart home devices. ...
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... Neural network technologies and feature selection algorithms can be offered to learn attack patterns efficiently and identify intrusions effectively [16]. ...
