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Enhancing obfuscation technique for protecting source code against software reverse engineering by Mahfoudh, Asma

“…The proposed technique can be enhanced in the future to protect games applications and mobile applications that are developed by java; it can improve the software development industry. …”
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Efficient Malware Detection And Response Model Using Enhanced Parallel Deep Learning (EPDL-MDR) by Chowdhury Sajadul Islam

“…The three main objectives are: (i) to develop a malware RGB image-based dataset and classifier using a parallel CNN (PCNN), (ii) to develop an enhanced parallel deep learning (EPDL) model for malware detection (MD) and build a response system (RS) by applying PCNN, and (iii) to evaluate the developed model with previous studies based on the accuracy rate. …”

Design & Development of a Robotic System Using LEGO Mindstorm by Abd Manap, Nurulfajar, Md Salim, Sani Irwan, Haron, Nor Zaidi

“…Since the model is built using LEGO bricks, the model is fully customized, in term of its applications, to perform any relevant tasks. …”
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Evaluation of SongketChain : A Framework to Protect Unique Cultural Product using Blockchain Technology by Muhammad Hassif Imran, Muhammad Harris Irwan, Johari, Abdullah, Adnan Shahid, Khan, Nayeem Ahmad, Khan

“…By leveraging both public and private blockchain technologies, SongketChain offers a novel approach to securing pattern rights and supply chain logistics, ensuring that each Songket product's journey from weaver to consumer is documented and verifiable. This study evaluates the effectiveness of SongketChain through a comparative analysis of blockchain platforms and consensus algorithms, highlighting the framework's potential to mitigate counterfeit issues and support the sustainable development of the Songket market. …”
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Al-Istikhlāf framework in the age of artificial intelligence: reclaiming the human identity and responsibility in the digital era by Wan Ismail, Hidayah, Abdelaziz, Berghout

“…The article concluded that Muslims must not remain passive consumers of technology but should actively shape responsible AI development and governance with humility, moral clarity, and divine purpose, ensuring that innovation serves human flourishing rather than eroding it…”
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