Smart City Gnosys

Smart city article details

Title Ai-Based Malware Detection In Iot Networks Within Smart Cities: A Survey
ID_Doc 6993
Authors Alhamdi M.J.M.; Lopez-Guede J.M.; AlQaryouti J.; Rahebi J.; Zulueta E.; Fernandez-Gamiz U.
Year 2025
Published Computer Communications, 233
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.comcom.2025.108055
Abstract The exponential expansion of Internet of Things (IoT) applications in smart cities has significantly pushed smart city development forward. Intelligent applications have the potential to enhance systems' efficiency, service quality, and overall performance. Smart cities, intelligent transportation networks, and other influential infrastructure are the main targets of cyberattacks. These attacks have the potential to undercut the security of important government, commercial, and personal information, placing privacy and confidentiality at risk. Multiple scientific studies indicate that Smart City cyberattacks can result in millions of euros in financial losses due to data compromise and loss. The importance of anomaly detection rests in its ability to identify and analyze illegitimacy within IoT data. Unprotected, infected, or suspicious devices may be unsafe for intrusion attacks, which have the potential to enter several machines within a network. This interferes with the network's provision of customer service in terms of privacy and safety. The objective of this study is to assess procedures for detecting malware in the IoT using artificial intelligence (AI) approaches. To identify and prevent threats and malicious programs, current methodologies use AI algorithms such as support vector machines, decision trees, and deep neural networks. We explore existing studies that propose several methods to address malware in IoT using AI approaches. Finally, the survey highlights current issues in this context, including the accuracy of detection and the cost of security concerns in terms of detection performance and energy consumption.
Author Keywords Convolutional neural networks; Cybersecurity; Internet threats; IoT network; Malware detection; Smart cities


Similar Articles


Id Similarity Authors Title Published
16948 View0.925Houichi M.; Jaidi F.; Bouhoula A.Cyber Security Within Smart Cities: A Comprehensive Study And A Novel Intrusion Detection-Based ApproachComputers, Materials and Continua, 81, 1 (2024)
36080 View0.924Ahanger T.A.; Ullah I.; Algamdi S.A.; Tariq U.Machine Learning-Inspired Intrusion Detection System For Iot: Security Issues And Future ChallengesComputers and Electrical Engineering, 123 (2025)
58001 View0.923Rangelov D.; Lämmel P.; Brunzel L.; Borgert S.; Darius P.; Tcholtchev N.; Boerger M.Towards An Integrated Methodology And Toolchain For Machine Learning-Based Intrusion Detection In Urban Iot Networks And PlatformsFuture Internet, 15, 3 (2023)
1446 View0.922Rakha M.A.; Akbar A.; Chhabra G.; Kaushik K.; Arshi O.; Khan I.U.A Detailed Comparative Study Of Ai-Based Intrusion Detection System For Smart CitiesProceedings of International Conference on Communication, Computer Sciences and Engineering, IC3SE 2024 (2024)
5274 View0.921Nandhini N.; Manikandan V.; Manavaalan G.; Elango S.; Jeevakarunya C.; Kumar P.V.A Survey On Intrusion Detection System In Smart City: Security Concerns2023 7th International Conference on Computer Applications in Electrical Engineering-Recent Advances: Sustainable Transportation Systems, CERA 2023 (2023)
47790 View0.92Zeroual M.; Karim A.; Bensalah F.; Baddi Y.Securing Smart Cities: The Role Of Ai In Protecting Iot InfrastructuresLecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 1312 LNNS (2025)
34132 View0.92Ashraf, J; Keshk, M; Moustafa, N; Abdel-Basset, M; Khurshid, H; Bakhshi, AD; Mostafa, RRIotbot-Ids: A Novel Statistical Learning-Enabled Botnet Detection Framework For Protecting Networks Of Smart CitiesSUSTAINABLE CITIES AND SOCIETY, 72 (2021)
47782 View0.919Ahmed Y.; Beyioku K.; Yousefi M.Securing Smart Cities Through Machine Learning: A Honeypot-Driven Approach To Attack Detection In Internet Of Things EcosystemsIET Smart Cities, 6, 3 (2024)
19240 View0.917Rangani H.; Chandrashekar K.Detection And Prevention Of Cyber Threats In Smart Cities Using Machine Learning And Intrusion Detection Systems2nd International Conference on Self Sustainable Artificial Intelligence Systems, ICSSAS 2024 - Proceedings (2024)
2481 View0.914Gore S.; Deshpande A.S.; Mahankale N.; Singha S.; Lokhande D.B.A Machine Learning-Based Detection Of Iot Cyberattacks In Smart City ApplicationLecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 782 LNNS (2023)