Md. Badiuzzaman Biplob

Mr. Md. Badiuzzaman Biplob

Computer Science and Engineering, Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology, Chittagong, Bangladesh
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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 October 2018
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GSGalib Ahasan Sheraji
Galib Ahasan Sheraji
SKShahidul Islam Khan
Shahidul Islam Khan
Data Warehouses (DW) are database implementations that support the storage and analysis of historical data. The key components of DWs are known as Extraction, Transformation, and Loading (ETL). Since wrong or misleading data may deliver the wrong results. Suitable ETL Tools are necessary for a DW to enhance data quality. The choice of ETL tools is difficult as well as important issue in data warehousing. This paper first describes the ETL procedure in brief and compare the features of the ETL tools. In this paper, we have compared the existing ETL tools to choose the best option in different situations. From a current industrial market, we collected feedback from the industry professional and documented it to establish the relevance of the data warehouse. We have implemented the available popular ETL tools to compare their strengths and weaknesses to choose the best among them for National Health Data Warehouse of Bangladesh.

30 March 2024
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MHMokammel Haque
Mokammel Haque

9 September 2024 in Preprints.org
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SMSuiching Mong Marma
Suiching Mong Marma
MAMili Akther
Mili Akther
It is critical to keep abreast of emerging dangers in the constantly changing field of cyber security. As 2024 approaches, numerous technological developments and trends are changing how businesses handle cyber security. This article explores the cutting edge of cyber security developments that are expected to rule in 2024. The field of cyber security is undergoing a revolution, from the adoption of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) as the new paradigm to the integration of AI and ML for real-time threat detection. Solutions for Extended Detection and Response (XDR) are becoming the mainstay for thorough threat detection and response in a variety of contexts, including networks, endpoints, and cloud environments. The use of biometric authentication techniques is growing in popularity because they provide better access control and identity verification. Concurrently, Deception Technologies are altering defensive tactics by using fictitious assets to trick and identify attackers at an early stage. Quantum-resistant cryptography, which aims to protect sensitive data from future quantum attacks, is on the horizon given the threat posed by quantum computing. Furthermore, the growing number of linked devices emphasizes how critical it is to strengthen IoT security protocols. Moreover, as long as companies are using cloud computing, they must make sure that strong cloud security protocols are in place. Simultaneously, the emergence of containerization technologies demands a targeted strategy for containerized environment security. Organizations must adopt these practices and strengthen their defenses against new threats as the cyber security landscape changes. Businesses may confidently and resiliently traverse the complex cybersecurity landscape of 2024 by remaining aware and implementing proactive security measures.

9 September 2024 in Preprints.org
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MKMahmuda Samia Konika
Mahmuda Samia Konika
KAKazi Mohammad Moinul Ahsan
Kazi Mohammad Moinul Ahsan
TZTasnia Zannat
Tasnia Zannat
AAArif Ahmed
Arif Ahmed
By 2024, artificial intelligence (AI) will have had a revolutionary impact on cyber security, putting the sector at a critical turning point. This article explores the significant influence AI has had on cyber security procedures, outlining the progress made as well as the difficulties faced. artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed threat detection and response systems, allowing for proactive security tactics against a constantly changing array of cyber threats. By utilizing neural networks and machine learning algorithms, artificial intelligence (AI) systems can predict possible security breaches, detect unusual trends, and automatically reduce risks in real-time. These capabilities are unparalleled. Nevertheless, despite these impressive advancements, worries about data privacy, adversarial attacks, and ethical ramifications remain significant. Moreover, the never-ending game of cat and mouse between cyber attackers and defenders continues, requiring constant innovation and adaptability in cyber security strategies driven by Artificial Intelligence. In addition to providing insights into its implications for protecting digital assets and bolstering resilience against cyber threats in the changing cyber security scenario of 2024, this paper summarizes the current state of the artificial intelligence revolution in cyber security.

4 December 2021
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28 June 2024 in International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology
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RKRezaul Karim
Rezaul Karim
Md. Badiuzzaman BiplobMd. Badiuzzaman Biplob
Md. Badiuzzaman Biplob
MAMohammad Shamsul Arefin
Mohammad Shamsul Arefin
Lately, there has been an increasing fascination with employing genetic algorithms (GAs) to tackle intricate optimization issues. Genetic algorithms (GAs) draw inspiration from natural selection and have demonstrated efficacy in discovering optimal solutions for many problems, such as diet optimization. This research presents a genetic algorithm (GA) approach to estimate individuals' optimal daily calorie intake. The proposed approach considers the individual's age, gender, height, weight, exercise level, and dietary limitations. In addition, it considers the nutritional composition of various dietary items. The strategy aims to create a daily meal plan that fulfils the individual's calorie requirements and supplies all necessary nutrients. The suggested technique was assessed using a dataset consisting of 100 people. The findings demonstrated that the approach successfully produced dietary regimens that satisfied the individual's specific caloric requirements and encompassed all vital elements. The technique also produced diverse and captivating food menus. Additionally, we recommend a fitness function that assesses each suggestion's appropriateness for a given user. Ultimately, to completely comprehend the characteristics and functionality of our system, we conducted experimental research using both synthetic data and actual users with varying requirements, preferences, and ambitions.