Abdul Rauf, M. Asif Khan, Hamid Hussain Awan, W. Shahzad, Najeeb Ul Husaan
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Discovering the Common Traits of Cybercrimes in Pakistan Using Associative Classification with Ant Colony Optimization
: In the modern world, law enforcement authorities are facing challenges due to the advanced technology used by criminals to commit crimes. Criminals follow specific patterns to carry out their crimes, which can be identified using machine learning and swarm intelligence approaches. This article proposes the use of the Ant Colony Optimization algorithm to create an associative classification of crime data, which can reveal potential relationships between different features and crime types. The experiments conducted in this research show that this approach can discover various associations among the features of crime data and the specific patterns that major crime types depend on. This research can be beneficial in discovering the patterns leading to a specific class of crimes, allowing law enforcement agencies to take proactive measures to prevent them. Experimental results demonstrate that ACO-based associative classification model predicted 10 out of 16 crime types with 90% or more accuracy based on discovery of association among dataset features. Hence, the proposed approach is a viable tool for application in forensic and investigation of crimes.
期刊介绍:
Journal of Cyber Security and Mobility is an international, open-access, peer reviewed journal publishing original research, review/survey, and tutorial papers on all cyber security fields including information, computer & network security, cryptography, digital forensics etc. but also interdisciplinary articles that cover privacy, ethical, legal, economical aspects of cyber security or emerging solutions drawn from other branches of science, for example, nature-inspired. The journal aims at becoming an international source of innovation and an essential reading for IT security professionals around the world by providing an in-depth and holistic view on all security spectrum and solutions ranging from practical to theoretical. Its goal is to bring together researchers and practitioners dealing with the diverse fields of cybersecurity and to cover topics that are equally valuable for professionals as well as for those new in the field from all sectors industry, commerce and academia. This journal covers diverse security issues in cyber space and solutions thereof. As cyber space has moved towards the wireless/mobile world, issues in wireless/mobile communications and those involving mobility aspects will also be published.