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Fuzzy hashing is a known technique that has been adopted to speed up malware analysis processes. However, Hashing has not been fully implemented for malware detection because it can easily be evaded by applying a simple obfuscation technique such as packing. This challenge has limited the usage of hashing to triaging of the samples based on the percentage of similarity between the known and unknown...
Cognitive Radio Networks have been proposed to solve the problem of overcrowded unlicensed spectrum by using the cognitive ability built in software radios to utilise the underutilised licensed channel when the licensed users are not using it. Successful results from the research community have led to its application to wireless technologies like Ad Hoc networks due to their extensive advantages....
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