Jul 2026· Journal of Computer Virology and Hacking Techniques· Vol 22· 0 citations· 30 references
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A hybrid SQLi detection framework is proposed by exploiting structural features at the payload level and contextual embeddings generated by RoBERTa and shows that the combined usage of structural and contextual information provides a more discriminative representation for SQLi detection than using one of the representations only.
The modern day digital world is virtually entirely run on web applications, which can be used in social media and banking, e-commerce and even healthcare. However, they also continue to get increasingly targetable to advanced cyberattacks such as SQL injection and cross site scripting and command based injection as the...
G. Joshna, J. Godwin Ponsam· International Conference on...· 0 citations
—Structured Query Language (SQL) injection attacks remain one of the most critical web application security threats. Deep Learning (DL) models such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) often require high computational resources, large numbers of parameters, and long training times, which limit their suitability for l...
Jawaher AlZaidi, Jehan Janbi· Journal of Advances in Infor...· 0 citations
A DistilBERT-Stacked Ensemble pipeline to improve detection efficiency and robustness while reducing false-positive and false-negative rates is designed and optimised to highlight the value of adversarial training and stacked meta-learning in building robust Web Application Firewalls for SQLi detection.
Lilliane Linnet Musoke, A. Badii, A. Ashlam· 0 citations
Requirements classification is one of the key steps in requirements engineering, as it supports early analysis, traceability, validation, prioritization, and security-conscious decision making. However, automating this classification is challenging due to the nature of software requirements, which are often short, ambi...
This research study has resulted in an optimised hybrid BERT-GNN pipeline with improved detection accuracy and robustness while reducing false-positive and false-negative rates.
Lilliane Linnet Musoke, A. Badii, A. Ashlam· 0 citations
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