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Investigation of Android Malware Using Deep Learning Approach.

Raymond et al., 2023

Document ID
8860367314547154849
Author
Raymond V
Retna Raj R
Publication year
Publication venue
Intelligent Automation & Soft Computing

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In recent days the usage of android smartphones has increased extensively by end-users. There are several applications in different categories banking/finance, social engineering, education, sports and fitness, and many more applications. The android stack is more …
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