Publications

ALARM

Android malware detection with Leiden clustering and mixture-of-experts classification.

AREA

Machine learning for security

PERIOD

2026

ROLE

First author

STATUS

ACM SAC · Published

Conceptual illustration for ALARM
Conceptual illustration

Problem

Changing Android malware distributions can weaken the assumptions of a single classifier. The research investigates whether API relationships and community structure can support more adaptive detection.

Approach

Combine Leiden-based community clustering with mixture-of-experts classification in an Android malware detection framework. This differs from SCAN’s Gaussian mixture clustering and adaptive-threshold approach.

Contribution

Extended API co-occurrence graph and community-based detection with a mixture-of-experts model, and published ALARM as first author at ACM SAC 2026.

Results

Published in the Proceedings of the 41st ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing, Thessaloniki, Greece.

Scope & limitations

Robustness depends on the datasets, drift conditions, and evaluation protocol. The paper provides the full experimental setup.

Resources

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Contact

kyoungminroh01@gmail.com

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