Advanced BERT and CNN-Based Computational Model for Phishing Detection in Enterprise Systems

Phishing attacks present a serious threat to enterprise systems,requiring advanced detection techniques to protect sensitive data.This study introduces a phishing email detection framework that combines Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers(BERT)for feature extraction and CNN for classification,specifically designed for enterprise information systems.BERT’s linguistic capabilities are used to extract key features from email content,which are then processed by a convolutional neural network(CNN)model optimized for phishing detection.Achieving an accuracy of 97.5%,our proposed model demonstrates strong proficiency in identifying phishing emails.This approach represents a significant advancement in applying deep learning to cybersecurity,setting a new benchmark for email security by effectively addressing the increasing complexity of phishing attacks.

Data-Driven Structural Topology Optimization Method Using Conditional Wasserstein Generative Adversarial Networks with Gradient Penalty

Traditional topology optimization methods often suffer from the“dimension curse”problem,wherein the com-putation time increases exponentially with the degrees of freedom in the background grid.Overcoming this challenge,we introduce a real-time topology optimization approach leveraging Conditional Generative Adversarial Networks with Gradient Penalty(CGAN-GP).This innovative method allows for nearly instantaneous prediction of optimized structures.Given a specific boundary condition,the network can produce a unique optimized structure in a one-to-one manner.The process begins by establishing a dataset using simulation data generated through the Solid Isotropic Material with Penalization(SIMP)method.Subsequently,we design a conditional generative adversarial network and train it to generate optimized structures.To further enhance the quality of the optimized structures produced by CGAN-GP,we incorporate Pix2pixGAN.This augmentation results in sharper topologies,yielding structures with enhanced clarity,de-blurring,and edge smoothing.Our proposed method yields a significant reduction in computational time when compared to traditional topology optimization algorithms,all while maintaining an impressive accuracy rate of up to 85%,as demonstrated through numerical examples.