Abstract

Privacy and security are the most concerning topics while using cloud-based applications. Malware detection in cloud applications is important in identifying application malware activity. So, a novel Goat-based Recurrent Forensic Mechanism (GbRFM) is used to detect the attack and provide the attack type in cloud-based applications. At first, the dataset is pre-processed in the hidden phase, and the errorless features are extracted. The proposed model also trains the output of the hidden layer to identify and classify the malware. The wild goat algorithm enhances the identification rate by accurately detecting the attack. Using the NSL-KDD data, the preset research was verified, and the outcomes were evaluated. The performance assessment indicates that the developed model gained a 99.26% accuracy rate for the NSL-KDD dataset. Moreover, to validate the efficiency of the proposed model, the outcomes are compared with other techniques. The comparison analysis proved that the proposed model attained better results.

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