Technoethical Inquiry into Ethical Hacking at a Canadian University

Abu-Shaqra, Baha; Luppicini, Rocci

doi:10.4018/ijt.2016010105

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“…The experimental setup is done by taking the dataset from payloads collected from virus share, Github, and Canadian Institute for Cyber security [23]. We collected 1403 samples and used 1100 for training and 303 samples for validation implemented machine algorithm applications using Google Colab as shown in Tab.…”

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Investigation of Android Malware with Machine Learning Classifiers using Enhanced PCA Algorithm

Raymond¹,

Raj²

2023

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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Android devices are popularly available in the commercial market at different price levels for various levels of customers. The Android stack is more vulnerable compared to other platforms because of its open-source nature. There are many android malware detection techniques available to exploit the source code and find associated components during execution time. To obtain a better result we create a hybrid technique merging static and dynamic processes. In this paper, in the first part, we have proposed a technique to check for correlation between features and classify using a supervised learning approach to avoid Multicollinearity problem is one of the drawbacks in the existing system. In the proposed work, a novel PCA (Principal Component Analysis) based feature reduction technique is implemented with conditional dependency features by gathering the functionalities of the application which adds novelty for the given approach. The Android Sensitive Permission is one major key point to be considered while detecting malware. We select vulnerable columns based on features like sensitive permissions, application program interface calls, services requested through the kernel, and the relationship between the variables henceforth build the model using machine learning classifiers and identify whether the given application is malicious or benign. The final goal of this paper is to check benchmarking datasets collected from various repositories like virus share, Github, and the Canadian Institute of cyber security, compare with models ensuring zero-day exploits can be monitored and detected with better accuracy rate.

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Section: Dataset Informationmentioning

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Investigation of Android Malware with Machine Learning Classifiers using Enhanced PCA Algorithm

Raymond¹,

Raj²

2023

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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“…What level of security does their system have, and can that security be easily breached? They are also known as ethical hackers [4].…”

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Ethical Hacking: White Hat Hackers

Kumawat¹,

Pal²,

Jha³

2023

SCRS Proceedings of International Conference of Undergraduate Students

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Nowadays the demand for Computers and Smart phones has increased so much that people cannot complete their work except these two things. Whether we do our own business or work in a company or bank, computers are used everywhere. To run a company or to run a business, it is necessary to use a computer because with its help we do a lot of work and calculations in a few minutes. Similarly, to how minor and large obstacles must be overcome in order to complete any assignment, many problems must be overcome when dealing with computers. For decades, hacking has been a huge part of the computing world. It is a large field that encompasses a wide range of issues. If we first determine when this hacking occurred, we will learn that it was first utilized in 1960 by MIT, and that at the same time, the term "hacker" was coined and later became well-known.

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Issues of Implied Trust in Ethical Hacking

Thomas

Burmeister

Low³

2018

The ORBIT Journal

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This paper discusses the issues of implied trust in ethical hacking. Unlike many other long-established professions, such as lawyers, doctors, and accountants; ethical hackingis a relatively new profession.As a result, this profession does not currently have a uniformed or mandated code, nor does it require any form of licensing. Because ethical hackers could gain access to highly sensitive and confidential information and there is potential for misuse of such information, the need to ensure professionalism is maintained through ensuring competence and ethical behavior is critical.

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Technoethical Inquiry into Ethical Hacking at a Canadian University

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Investigation of Android Malware with Machine Learning Classifiers using Enhanced PCA Algorithm

Investigation of Android Malware with Machine Learning Classifiers using Enhanced PCA Algorithm

Ethical Hacking: White Hat Hackers

Issues of Implied Trust in Ethical Hacking

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