TanayBhadula/malware-image-detection

A deep learning project which uses a method that converts malware .bytes files into gray-scale images and uses a CNN deep learning model to classify the converted malware image and identify the malware family it belongs to.

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This helps security analysts quickly identify malware families without traditional, time-consuming methods. It takes malware binary files, converts them into gray-scale images, and then classifies them into known malware families using visual patterns. Security operations teams or malware researchers dealing with large volumes of suspicious files would find this useful.

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Use this if you need to rapidly classify unknown malware samples into known families, bypassing the complexities of static or dynamic analysis.

Not ideal if you require an in-depth behavioral analysis of malware or need to identify brand-new, previously unseen malware types.

malware-analysis threat-intelligence cybersecurity-operations reverse-engineering security-analyst
Stale 6m No Package No Dependents
Maintenance 0 / 25
Adoption 7 / 25
Maturity 16 / 25
Community 11 / 25

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License

MIT

Last pushed

Oct 06, 2022

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