This is the repo of our paper: Neural Network Innovations in Image-Based Malware Classification: A Comparative Study
This paper investigates the efficacy of deep learning models, particularly ConvNeXt V1 and V2, in the domain of image-based malware classification. The paper has been accepted at the AINA 2024 conference, Japan.
- 1.
pip install -r /path/to/requirements.txt
- 2. run RQ1 notebook. (recommended on GPU)
- 3. run RQ2_RQ3 notebbok.
- RQ1 notebook:
- Train and test different DNNs on two datasets: Malimg, and Malevis 224.
- Store the results in a table and save it in a CSV file.
- Visualize the results in a bar plot for effective comparison.
- RQ2_RQ3 notebook:
- Train and test ConvNeXt V2 on six datasets.
- Visualize the results in a bar plot for effective comparison.
- Calculate the number of parameters for each pretrained model used in the existing works.
- RQ1 checkpoints: contains the pretrained models used in RQ1.
- RQ1 checkpoints: contains the pretrained models used in RQ2.
For any questions, please feel free to contact us 📧 📭:
- Hamzah Al-Qadasi: halqadas@asu.edu
- Djafer Benchadi: djafer@cvlab.cs.tsukuba.ac.jp
- Salim Chehida: salim.chehida@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr