The Internet has grown in importance and impact over the years, causing people to become more reliant on it. As its user base continues to grow, the Internet poses more and more risks to computer systems' security. Over the last decade, the number of these computing systems including desktops, laptops, smartphones, and the Internet of Things has skyrocketed. One example is the pervasiveness of mobile phones in modern life. The popularity of web-based assaults has skyrocketed with the exponential the expansion of online user populations. Now, security companies are attempting to combat these online assaults. Unfortunately, new forms of these assaults are appearing all the time, making it hard for older security measures to stay up. In computing, AI refers to a source of optimism in the current cybersecurity landscape, offering a potential solution to the ever-changing digital dangers. The fact that artificial intelligence has grown exponentially over the last decade and is now impacting the development of every other industry is the source of this optimism. With AI bringing so many advantages in every field, online security is one sector that just cannot afford to ignore it. The research presented in this thesis represents an advance in that path. This thesis details an effort to use AI to address serious issues with online security.
Singh et al. (Mon,) studied this question.