Jiawei Qin

Mr. Jiawei Qin


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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

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

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16 July 2021 in Applied Sciences
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SWSenmiao Wang
Senmiao Wang
SQSujuan Qin
Sujuan Qin
JQJiawei Qin
Jiawei Qin
HZHua Zhang
Hua Zhang
TTTengfei Tu
Tengfei Tu
JGJing Guo
Jing Guo
Ransomware has become a serious threat on Android and new cases of ransomware are continuously growing. Most existing ransomware detectors use sensitive text or APIs to detect ransomware. Some goodware applications with the functionalities of locking screen and encrypting files have similar behaviors with ransomware. It is difficult for ransomware detectors to identity them. In this paper, we made detailed analyses of three kinds of active ransomware. We proposed a behavior-based ransomware detector on Android, called KRDroid. KRDroid deploys on servers or PCs, that is, ransomware cannot be activated and cause any loss during testing. Experiments showed that our ransomware-oriented detector can find 1809 of 1862 unseen ransomware. It can also distinguish goodware with similar ransom behaviors to ransomware with an accuracy of 97.5%.

22 January 2021
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HZHua Zhang
Hua Zhang
JQJiawei Qin
Jiawei Qin
BZBoan Zhang
Boan Zhang
HYHanbing Yan
Hanbing Yan
JGJing Guo
Jing Guo
FGFei Gao
Fei Gao

14 December 2020 in Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing
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HZHua Zhang
Hua Zhang
JQJiawei Qin
Jiawei Qin
BZBoan Zhang
Boan Zhang
HYHanbing Yan
Hanbing Yan
JGJing Guo
Jing Guo
YHYangye Hu
Yangye Hu
The visual recognition of Android malicious applications (Apps) is mainly focused on the binary classification using grayscale images, while the multiclassification of malicious App families is rarely studied. If we can visualize the Android malicious Apps as color images, we will get more features than using grayscale images. In this paper, a method of color visualization for Android Apps is proposed and implemented. Based on this, combined with deep learning models, a multiclassifier for the Android malicious App families is implemented, which can classify 10 common malicious App families. In order to better understand the behavioral characteristics of malicious Apps, we conduct a comprehensive manual analysis for a large number of malicious Apps and summarize 1695 malicious behavior characteristics as customized features. Compared with the App classifier based on the grayscale visualization method, it is verified that the classifier using the color visualization method can achieve better classification results. We use four types of Android App features: classes.dex file, sets of class names, APIs, and customized features as input for App visualization. According to the experimental results, we find out that using the customized features as the color visualization input features can achieve the highest detection accuracy rate, which is 96 in the ten malicious families.