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Fuzzy Set Theory-Based Cutting-Edge Mobile Malware Detection
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Android Malware Detection Method Based on Function Call Graphs
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Improving risk assessment model of cyber security using fuzzy logic inference system
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Distributed renewable energy resource trust metrics and secure routing
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DL-Droid: Deep learning based android malware detection using real devices
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An Evolutionary Perspective: A Study of Anubis Android Banking Trojan
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Fuzzy logic in natural language processing
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