Kristijan Kuk
ABSTRACT
Implementation of new ICT technologies aims at improving government services all over the world. The main agent technology in ICT technology based artificial intelligence in the proposed e-service is that it recognizes a cyber-attack after the state has completed the e-form on the website approved by any citizen and sends out the obtained results of the computer scan. Intelligent e-service decides whether to post the threat to a computer emergency response team of the Ministry of Interior or reject it after the final danger parameters have been obtained. This 1paper presents possible support decision system in the process that detects malicious code.
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- Intelligent E-Service for Detecting Malicious Code Based Agent Technology
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