Investigating the Role of Applied Cryptography Algorithms for Malware Detection
Prof. Meena Krishna, C R Manjunath · 2023
This paper aims to discover the position of implemented cryptography algorithms for malware detection, which has become a critical issue. Malware spread has become a significant problem for individuals, organizations, and governments alike, and it is essential to locate a powerful way to stumble on and remove these threats before they can do any harm. Cryptography algorithms, while no longer replacing traditional malware detection techniques, can supplement these methods by providing a further layer of safety. The paper will evaluate present cryptography strategies and discover their applications in malware detection, specializing in using multi-signature hashes, key-delivery algorithms, and other related technologies. It will also look at how these cryptography-primarily based techniques may govern malware proliferation and, in the long run, shield computer systems from virus assaults. Ultimately, the paper will speak about the capacity of applied cryptography algorithms as a device towards malicious code and speak viable destiny research instructions and implementations.