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There's no contribution when your thread is shit. This board is much focused on secure unix-like systems, that don't need "malware detection" bullshit, because the code is secure and protected by default, simple and correct.
This doesn't mean you can't bring something new about other systems, but the paradigm of systems that need "malware detection" is fundamentally wrong. If your system has known exploits, fix it. Don't put a bloatware to cover it for you.

If you want thoughtful contribution, post something interesting enough. Just getting the first paper you can find crossing tags like "compsec + ANN" isn't interesting enough.
Also, try not to post PDF, it's a bad format and most people here will not download it, so it's useless.