Abstract
Malware or malicious applications can cause catastrophic damage to not only computer systems but
also data centers, web, and mobile applications from various industries; the Ministry of Interior, in particular, is the
most important educational institution because they are more vulnerable to security breaches. Keeping stakeholder
data safe from unwanted actors is a big concern that brings us to the concept of malware detection and prevention.
Deep learning and data mining using artificial intelligence (AI) can be an efficient approach for developing antimalware systems. Following suit, this study gave a thorough examination of malware detection methodologies and
procedures. Initially, we attempted to provide a comprehensive description of malware, artificial intelligence, and
data mining, as well as a listing of these technologies. The suggested system was described (whether this data is
files, photographs, videos, or import limitations and is processed and identified by mining and deep learning data,
and the system was trained on data). So far, our findings suggest that artificial intelligence and data mining can be
used to construct anti-malware systems to detect and prevent malware assaults or security threats in software
applications geared toward technological wonderland and its real-world application in the Ministry of Interior. To
conclude, we outline dozens of possibilities for overcoming the observed restrictions and intend to expressly
continue our efforts toward significant advancements in malware detection and prevention by implementing this
proposal. We give a detailed look at the current ways to find malware, their flaws, and ways to make them more
effective. We also explain how we're working on integrating the system. Our study shows that adopting future
approaches to developing malware detection applications should provide significant advantages. Understanding
this structure should help researchers do more research on malware detection and prevention using AI and data
mining.
also data centers, web, and mobile applications from various industries; the Ministry of Interior, in particular, is the
most important educational institution because they are more vulnerable to security breaches. Keeping stakeholder
data safe from unwanted actors is a big concern that brings us to the concept of malware detection and prevention.
Deep learning and data mining using artificial intelligence (AI) can be an efficient approach for developing antimalware systems. Following suit, this study gave a thorough examination of malware detection methodologies and
procedures. Initially, we attempted to provide a comprehensive description of malware, artificial intelligence, and
data mining, as well as a listing of these technologies. The suggested system was described (whether this data is
files, photographs, videos, or import limitations and is processed and identified by mining and deep learning data,
and the system was trained on data). So far, our findings suggest that artificial intelligence and data mining can be
used to construct anti-malware systems to detect and prevent malware assaults or security threats in software
applications geared toward technological wonderland and its real-world application in the Ministry of Interior. To
conclude, we outline dozens of possibilities for overcoming the observed restrictions and intend to expressly
continue our efforts toward significant advancements in malware detection and prevention by implementing this
proposal. We give a detailed look at the current ways to find malware, their flaws, and ways to make them more
effective. We also explain how we're working on integrating the system. Our study shows that adopting future
approaches to developing malware detection applications should provide significant advantages. Understanding
this structure should help researchers do more research on malware detection and prevention using AI and data
mining.
Keywords
Cloud Computing
Data mining
deep learning
Malware worms detection