2021 5th International Symposium on Multidisciplinary Studies and Innovative Technologies (ISMSIT), Ankara, Turkey, 21 - 23 October 2021, pp.1-5
The Android operating system is widely used in
mobile devices thanks to its open source environment, flexible
structure and features it offers. This situation makes it the target of
cyber attackers and even worse, hackers are constantly developing
their attack strategies in this area. Detecting and analysis of attacks
in the Android OS presents a number of challenges due to security
vulnerabilities and resource limitation on these mobile devices. In
this study, an ensemble machine learning model is proposed to
detect the type of malware (ransomware, adware, scareware or
SMSmalware). The proposed model was trained and tested with the
data in the CIC-AndMal-2017 dataset, which contains 4 malicious
species. In the tests performed using 486 malicious sample, the
malware type was detected with an accuracy of 90.4%. Precision,
recall and precision values were also %90.4. It has been shown that
ensemble models can yield better results than traditional
classification algorithms in android malware type detection
problems.