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Data Science for Malware Analysis

You're reading from   Data Science for Malware Analysis A comprehensive guide to using AI in detection, analysis, and compliance

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781804618646
Length 230 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Shane Molinari Shane Molinari
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1– Introduction
2. Chapter 1: Malware Science Life Cycle Overview FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: An Overview of the International History of Cyber Malware Impacts 4. Part 2 – The Current State of Key Malware Science AI Technologies
5. Chapter 3: Topological Data Analysis for Malware Detection and Analysis 6. Chapter 4: Artificial Intelligence for Malware Data Analysis and Detection 7. Chapter 5: Behavior-Based Malware Data Analysis and Detection 8. Part 3 – The Future State of AI’s Use for Malware Science
9. Chapter 6: The Future State of Malware Data Analysis and Detection 10. Chapter 7: The Future State of Key International Compliance Requirements 11. Chapter 8: Epilogue – A Harmonious Overture to the Future of Malware Science and Cybersecurity
12. Index 13. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix

How TDA creates a multi-dimensional data representation

TDA creates a multi-dimensional representation of the data, making it possible to uncover intrinsic data structures, highlight unusual patterns, and extract significant features that could signify the presence of malware.

Recall that TDA is a powerful tool that leverages the concepts of topology to analyze complex and high-dimensional datasets. It gives us the capacity to simplify and understand the shape of the data, allowing us to discover intrinsic data structures, highlight unusual patterns, and extract significant features.

Data in the real world, particularly in cybersecurity, tends to be multi-dimensional. For instance, when we are analyzing software for potential malware, we might consider features such as the sequence of system calls made, the binary structure, network activity, and more. Each of these features constitutes a dimension, leading to a high-dimensional dataset.

However, making sense of this high...

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