OOMD MIniProject
OOMD MIniProject
“Object Oriented Modelling and Design Mini Project UML diagrams for
Mobile Botnet”
SUBMITTED BY
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CERTIFICATE
“Object Oriented Modelling and Design Mini Project UML diagrams for Mobile Botnet”
Submitted by,
Is a bonafide student of this institute and the work has been carried out by him under the supervision
of Dr.S.M.Patil and it is approved for the partial fulfillment of the requirement of SavitribaiPhule Pune
University, for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (ComputerEngineering)
(Dr. M.S.Rohokale)
Principal,
SKN Sinhgad Institute of Technology and Science
Lonavala
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I sincerely thank Dr. S.M Patil sir Head of the Department of Computer
Science of SKN Sinhgad Institute of Technology and Science, for all the facilities provided to me in
the pursuit of this project.
I am deeply grateful to all the staff members of CS department, for supporting me in all aspects.
I acknowledge my deep sense of gratitude to my loving parents for being a constant source of
inspiration and motivation.
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Sr.No. Title Page No.
01 Introduction 5
02 System Requirements 6
03 Diagrams 7
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INTRODUCTION
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Hardware Interface:
➢ Core i5 processor
➢ 4 GB RAM
➢ 20 GB of hard disk space
Software Interface:
➢ PostgreSQL database connectivity
➢ Machine Learnings
Communication Interface
➢ Front end: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, JQuery
➢ Back end: SVM (Support Vector Machine)
Scope:
➢ Botnets are commonly used to send spam emails, engage in click fraud campaigns and generate malicious traffic for
distributed denial-of-service
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DIAGRAMS
1. Architecture Diagram
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• Use-Case Diagram:
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• Data Flow Diagram
Level 0 DFD
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Level 1 DFD
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CONCLUSION
Botnets are a Dangerous evolution in the malware world. They are being used to
damage systems, steal information, and Comprise Systems. They are hard to
detect and eliminate. So, Our System Is Useful To detect Mobile Botnet. In this
study, a feature selection method for detecting botnet viruses is proposed, which
is the AFSA-SVM method. Based on the experimental results, using the AFSA
yielded only slightly higher classification accuracies than using the GA, but less
time was spent to obtain a lesser number of feature subsets.
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Future Enhancement
The result also shows that both GA and AFSA can still be applied for identifying the critical
features of botnets, filtering unnecessary features, and using these algorithms in various
applications easily. In our research, an IRC botnet was collected as the data set; however,
in real-world situations, botnet viruses are constantly changing, and an increasing number
of botnet viruses are using peer-to-peer (P2P) or other protocols as the attack method.
Therefore, in future studies, the proposed method must be tested for detecting P2P protocols
or other types of botnet viruses. Finally, a feature-selection-based detection system for
detecting botnet viruses can hopefully be constructed in the future.
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