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Siber güvenliği geliştirmek dijital görüntülerle oluşan siber tehditlerin azaltılması

2024
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Oguz Karan

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This thesis introduces a cutting-edge Virus Detection App designed to address cyber threats embedded in digital images, with a particular focus on the underlying algorithms, specifically leveraging artificial intelligence (AI). The core of the application revolves around the implementation of the InceptionV3 deep learning model, a powerful convolutional neural network (CNN) renowned for its image recognition capabilities. The algorithmic workflow begins with the preprocessing of digital images. Images are resized to a standardized 300x300 pixel format to insure thickness in the input data. The preprocessing step is pivotal for optimizing the model's performance by furnishing invariant input data for analysis. Transfer literacy is a crucial element of the algorithmic approach. The InceptionV3 model,pre-trained on the ImageNet dataset, serves as a point extractor. By using the knowledge acquired during its expansive training on a different set of images, the model can discern intricate patterns and features in the digital images applicable to malware, contagions, and trojans. This transfer of knowledge significantly accelerates the training process and enhances the model's capability to generalize across different image datasets. The comprehensive scanning point, a highlight of the operation, involves the methodical operation of the trained model to a stoner- named set of images. The model's prognostications are decrypted, and implicit pitfalls are linked. The choice of a top- 3 vaticination strategy offers a nuanced understanding of the model's confidence in its assessments. Continual literacy is eased through a stoner- touched off model training process. The model is streamlined on a dataset, icing its rigidity to evolving cyber pitfalls. The use of a thick subcaste with a double sigmoid activation function enhances the model's perceptivity to relating infected images while minimizing false cons. This exploration underscores the critical part of sophisticated algorithms, embedded in artificial intelligence, in creating a robust and adaptable Contagion Discovery App. The admixture of preprocessing, transfer literacy, and continual training contributes to the efficacity of the operation in relating and mollifying cyber pitfalls in digital images.

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Dr. Mustafa Salam Khaleel Khaleel

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Mustafa Salam Khaleel Khaleel (Master Thesis). Siber güvenliği geliştirmek dijital görüntülerle oluşan siber tehditlerin azaltılması, 2024, Altınbaş University.

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