
These days a lot of malware are generated. In order to deal with the new malware, we need new ways to detect malware. In this paper, we introduce a method to detect malware using deep learning. First, we generate images from benign files and malware. Second, by using deep learning, we train a model to detect malware. Then, by the trained model, we detect malware. By using malware images and deep learning, we can detect malware fast since we do not need any static analysis or dynamic analysis.
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