Abstract
Currently, among the millions of Android applications, there exist numerous malicious programs that pose significant threats to people’s security and privacy. Therefore, it is imperative to develop approaches for detecting Android malware. Recently developed malware detection methods usually rely on various features, such as application programming interface (API) sequences, images, and permissions, thereby ignoring the importance of source code and the associated comments, which are not usually included in malware. Therefore, we propose Android-SEM, which is an Android source code semantic enhancement model based on transfer learning. Our proposed model is built upon the Transformer architecture to achieve a pretraining framework for generating code comments from malware source code. The performance of the pretraining framework is optimized using a generative adversarial network. Our proposed model relies on a novel regression model-based filter to retain high-quality comments and source code for feature fusion pertinent to semantic enhancement. Creatively, and contrary to conventional methods, we incorporated a quantum support vector machine (QSVM) for classifying malicious Android code by combining quantum machine learning and classical deep learning models. The results proved that Android-SEM achieves accuracy levels of 99.55% and 99.01% for malware detection and malware categorization, respectively.
Subject
Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Computer Networks and Communications,Hardware and Architecture,Signal Processing,Control and Systems Engineering
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4 articles.
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