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A Comparative Study of Malware Detection System from Hadoop Perspective
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The increasing volume of data to be analyzed imposes new challenges in detecting the malware. Since data in computer servers is increasing rapidly, the analysis of these large amounts of data and to find anomaly fragments has to be done within a relevant amount of time. Malware collection and analysis are critical to the modern security industry. However, in order to face with the increasing amount of data, new parallel methods need to be developed in order to make the algorithms scalable e.g. Hadoop and MapReduce techniques. In our survey, previous attempt of a malware detection system are summarized.
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