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      rtificial Intelligence and Data Mining Approaches in Security Frameworks

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       Neeraj Bhargava Ritu BhargavaPramod Singh Rathore Rashmi Agrawal

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      Preface

      Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data mining not only provide a better understanding