Vol 8 Issue 3 July 2020-September 2020

Abstract: A strategic arrangement of the worm hole can result in an important breakdown in communication across a wireless network. Among of all of these security issues we have considered wormhole attack prevention and detection mechanism in our thesis work. In this thesis, we address the problem of identifying and isolating malicious attack nodes which form wormhole attack. A model is developed for detection and prevention of wormhole, in which have implemented a wormhole detection method based on alternate path. This multi-path technique is based on AODV. And Simulation Analysis show that our implemented approach has good accuracy in terms of PDF and throughput. In simulation have carried out using NS-2 Software.

Keywords: Worm Hole Attack, AODV, Multipath AODV, MANET, Performance Matrices.

Title: IMPROVING QUALITY OF SERVICE AGAINST WORMHOLE ATTACK BY USING MULTI PATH BASED AODV ROUTING IN WIRELESS AD HOC NETWORK

Author: Sarvesh Kumari, Vinita Verma, Jagrati Dixit, Gajendra Shakya, Ashish Gupta

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Abstract: The impact of the covid-19 pandemic greatly affected the Indonesian economy, is it predicted that the growth only reaches around 2,5%. During this time customer need to avoid physical contact with each other’s, so the only alternative is using digital transaction. The usage of e-wallet is very easy, and it is also making customer using less cash. This paper offers qualitative result of customer behavior using e-wallet in this pandemic. Nowadays people tend to use online shopping and using e-wallet as payment method rather than using cash. Even to prevent the spread of covid-19 virus the use of online shopping application surge by 300%.

Keywords: Covid-19, E-wallet, Online Shopping, E-commerce, Indonesia.

Title: The Impact of Covid-19 on Customer Usage of E-Wallet in Indonesia

Author: Ramdhan Suseto, Noor Azizah Binti Mohamadali

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Abstract: The purpose of this business case paper is to help clients, service providers and B40 people who seek services for their upcoming events such as wedding ceremonies and family events. They need trusted services with complete packages (all-in-one services) and skillful crews to manage their events successfully. Therefore, we create Event Service Provider (iEvent), a digital platform that provides event planner services for those who need them. Event planning includes all the important elements in an event like budgets, dates, themes and venues. By using iEvent, all the services will be managed by trusted and skilled crews, following Term & Conditions agreement. iEvent also will help many people especially in this Pandemic Covid-19 by planning proper flow with limited participants in an event, whether to undergo online events or physical events that apply effective social distancing. Besides, iEvent may help clients, service providers and B40 people in many aspects of life to overcome the problems with effective solutions. With iEvent, we are able to relate our project with Sustainable Development Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and Sustainable Development Goal 17 (Partnership for The Goals), at the same time iEvent also a Consumer-to-Customer (C2C) business model that able to provide a conceptual solution of event planning and management [1]. The methodology adapted for this paper is based on the Design Thinking process using literature review, biz modelling tools namely Business Model Canvas (BMC) and Value Proposition Canvas (VPC), and survey. All the VPCs are based on BMC that we create and brainstorm for the sake of iEvent in order to satisfy Customer Segment requirements.

Keywords: Event Service Provider (iEvent), digital platform, event planner, Consumer-to-Customer(C2C), event planning and management, Business Model Canvas (BMC), Value Proposition Canvas (VPC).

Title: A Conceptual Event Service Provider (iEvent) Digital Platform Business Model

Author: Nur Niesa Shazwanie Binti Abd Mubi, Nur Zahirah Binti Abd.Aziz, Tuan Ahmad Bazzli Bin Tuan Abdullah, Abdul Rahman Bin Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: Have you ever wondered whether your computer was hacked? Can you imagine there is a hacker attack every 39 seconds, according to a study from the University of Maryland. Nowadays, cybercrimes are becoming more and more real and it seems we are all worried about how safe and secure we really are with all the new technology that we have. It can be difficult to know for sure whether you have been owned. Authors of malicious software go to great lengths to disguise their work However, there are certain signs that may indicate your computer was hacked or has been infected with a virus. It is imperative to be aware of these symptoms and signs to stay safe online.

Keywords: computer, hacker attack, cybercrimes, safe online.

Title: Have I just been hacked!

Author: Tamim Alabdali

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Abstract: As data mining techniques are becoming more essential for many life aspects, it has many significant additions to the field of sports. Using data mining, we can predict performance of teams, predict game outcomes, identify outstanding players, relate between positions and players statistics, find the most important factors in determining best players or best teams, and much more. Experts, coaches, players and even fans can benefit a lot of such effort.

Keywords: Data mining; K-means clustering; Linear and Quadratic regression.

Title: WHO WILL WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP?

Author: Ahmad Lutfullah

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Abstract: This paper proposes a conceptual solution to help needy students to be qualified to enter the job market by providing them useful websites, applications, and facilities. Qualifying Poor students (QPS) is a business model that provides a digital platform to make students access many courses quickly. Moreover, QPS is also face to face learning to prepare students to communicate with lecturers to gain communication skills. The design thinking approach has been adopted in this paper to address the wellbeing issues of B40 students & youth in Malaysia through understanding their need, and then followed by building conceptual business models using modelling tools, such as Business Model Canvas (BMC) and Value Proposition Design Canvas (VPC). The approach includes conducting a literature review and interviews for understanding the needs, challenges, and critical problems, formulating and ideating initial business model options in solving the issues, and validation of the initial business model by interviewing the various customer segments, which are the donors, students, teachers, adult workers, companies and government employees.

Keywords: Wellbeing, Poor Qualifying Students, Poor students, E-learning, free online courses, 4 Lenses of Innovation, Business Model Canvas, Value Proposition Design Canvas, Strategy Canvas, Environment Map, Digital platform.

Title: Conceptual Qualifying Poor Students Digital Business Model: Enhancing the B40 Student & Youth Wellbeing Through Humanizing Digital Entrepreneurship Education Program

Author: Edres Abdulwahab Lutf Al-Dailami, Abidina Said, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: The ultimate objective of this paper is to propose an online platform that connects patients, doctors, and pharmacies through a web-based platform. With the progress of life and new technologies, and the hectic life that people live, this platform will provide many advantages to its different categories of intended users. The services of the platform mainly focus on elderly patients, caretakers, doctors, pharmacists, and hospitals. eHealtcare4U is a conceptual business model that provides real solutions to sick and healthy people. Healthy people by preventing them from sickness and ill people by giving them the ability to search for the medicine prescribed by doctors and deliver it to them. Also, we help people who want to get the drug or any medical product that is difficult to understand or not available in hospitals and pharmacies around them to help them live with good Health and Well-being. The Design Thinking methodology is adapted for this paper which is to understand the critical problems, ideation of possible solution options, validation of solution options by customer segments, and to suggest a conceptual business model and solution. This includes conducting a literature review and benchmarking, conducting interviews using the business modelling tools, i.e. the nine blocks of Business Model Canvas (BMC), Value Proposition Canvas (VPC), Environment Map (E.M.), and Strategy Canvas. This paper offers a validated conceptual business model of a digital platform, with a focus on enhancing the experience of patients, busy working and healthy people to get medical products from pharmacies or hospitals, and doctors, pharmacists to speed up the process of prescription of patients to understand what need at the soonest possible time in real-time communication and transactions through the platform.

Keywords: Well-being, SDG3, Medicine, doctors, pharmacists, hospitals, Healthcare, patients, digital platform business model.

Title: A Conceptual eHealthCare4U Digital Platform Business Model: Ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all ages of Healthcare and including prevention & cure

Author: Issa Mahamat Issa Ahmat, Gaber Amer Abdullah Saleh Yahya, Tengku Ebar Syarif Hamzah, Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract:  Some students suffer from learning the Arabic language and the lack of online platforms that may help them in meeting what they want to learn as well as teachers who do not have work opportunities and have experience in teaching, as well as some schools that spend a lot of money to teach their students. In addition, this paper is a solution for those people who want to learn but they cannot pay for their tuition fees so the system will also build a donation center for B40 people, where donors will be able to directly donate for the B40 people. This paper which is to propose an online platform to expose Arabic learners to a web application System that aims to help them to overcome linguistic obstacles, have a good chance to practice with native teachers, as well as reach the main source of the language. The design and system thinking approach [2][7] has been adapted in this paper to address the Arabic language proficiency of students, business people & tourists of Malaysians & possibly other ASEAN countries through understanding their needs, and then followed by building conceptual business models using modelling tools, i.e. Business model canvas (BMC) [8] and Value proposition design canvas (VPC)[9]. This paper offers validated conceptual Malaysian University-of-the –Future (UotF) business models with focus on community engagement programmes. The value proposition of the conceptual business model is to enhance the Arabic language proficiency of students and B40 students; and business people and tourists of Malaysians/ASEAN countries through Arabic Arab4U Digital Education Programme and Platform.

Keywords: C2C, Digital Education Platform, Arabic education, UotF, Business Model, BMC, VPC.

Title: The role of Malaysian University-of-the-Future in the Digital Era:  Community Engagement for Improving the Wellbeing of B40 Youth through Arab4U Digital Education Platform

Author: Gaber Amer Abdullah Saleh Yahya, Samir Adil Babiker, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: The objective of this paper is to reintroduce a business model canvas for a food delivery platform that is aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). The platform harnesses the rapid advancement of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR) technology as well as human adaptation towards technology infrastructure and digital capabilities in the food delivery business. This paper identified several key problems and pains of the Customer Segments in the current food delivery system business model that ought to be solved. The key problems include the lack of diversification of halal foods in non-Muslim countries (SDG 2), unemployment issue (SDG 4&8) and poverty among the Muslim community (SDG 1). The methodologies used in this paper is design thinking methodology. The methodology is carried out by using business modelling tools which are Literature Review, Business Model Canvas (BMC), strategy canvas (SC), Value Proposition Design Canvas (VPC), Environmental Map, future work, and Business Plan. From the validation of the BMC and VPC presented in the paper, the key findings are HalalFoodies business model and app can help them to ease the finding of halal food while traveling to non-Muslim countries, users also have the ability to perform sadaqah through our app to help needy people and perform the sunnah, and that the platform offers job opportunities to the community. The conceptual business model for this paper includes an enhanced Business Model Canvas that encompasses additional customer segments which are the B40 group of citizens, and the Non-Government Organizations (NGOs).

Keywords: Business Model Canvas; Strategy Canvas; Value Proposition Design Canvas; Halal Food, Delivery; Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs.

Title: HalalFoodies for Travelers: A Conceptual Business Model that Gives Benefits for Humans and Environments

Author: Nurul Syakilah binti Noorhamidi, Yusrina binti Mohd Yusri, Suzanna binti Zulkifli, Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: The objective of this paper is to propose a digital platform business model and solution for balanced education called Rent-A-Tutor. In the era of rapid globalization of online learning that was caused by unfortunate circumstances, namely COVID-19, the application is one of the many attempts to help those that are affected by this pandemic. Rent-A-Tutor benefits everyone by providing an opportunity to learn for a small price as well as to generate side-incomes. Tutors may even volunteer to share their knowledge for free to needy students, if they wish to do so. This paper offers a conceptual digital platform business model for Rent-A-Tutor in the form of the Business Model Canvas (BMC), the Value Proposition Design Canvas (VPC), the Environmental Map (EM), and the Strategy Canvas (SC). The design thinking approach has been adapted in this paper to address quality and balanced education, decent work creation, and unemployment challenges in Malaysia through understanding stakeholders’ needs, and then followed by building conceptual business models using modelling tools such as; the BMC, the VPC, the EM and the SC. The approach includes conducting literature review, benchmarking, and interviews for understanding the needs, challenges, and key problems, formulating and ideating initial business model options in solving the problems, and validation of the initial business model by interviewing the various customer segments. To find out the market demand for this product, a Business Model was constructed to find out the market demand. That includes the EM, the BMC, the VPC, and surveys in order to help further understand the struggles that the students as well as the teachers in Malaysia are experiencing during the pandemic. The researchers found out, through surveys, that the demand is there, and some are struggling with current applications that are being used to replace normal classes and some are due to accessibility problems. Some have not even tried using any online learning applications due to its complexities. Rent-A-Tutor works around those problems to provide a comprehensive solution that will satisfy those that will be using it.

Keywords: Quality Education, Balanced Digital Entrepreneurship Education, Decent Work, Digital Platform Business Model, Online Learning; BMC; VPC; EM; Rent-A-Tutor; COVID-19.

Title: Rent-A-Tutor Digital Platform Business Model for Online and Balanced Digital Entrepreneurship Education

Author: Muhammad Hilmi Firdaus bin Mohd Fuad, Muhammad Nur Arif Bin Noor Shamsudin, Mohamad Murshyid Bin Mat Nordin, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: The Internet today is beset with constant attacks targeting users and infrastructure. One popular method of detecting these at­tacks and the infected hosts behind them is to monitor unused net­work addresses because many Internet threats propagate randomly, Deep web content cannot be indexed by search engine such as Google, Yahoo and Bing and Darknet is lies within the deep web. Dark web has been intentionally hidden, and it is not accessible through standard browser. Deep web can be accessed by anyone who has The Onion Router (TOR) browser. TOR is a virtual and encrypted tunnel which allows people to hide their identity and net­work traffic and allow them to use internet anonymously. Dark web is virtually online market for anything, including but not limited to drugs, weapons, credit card data, forged documents, hire services for murder, narcotics and indecent pornography etc. Because of these reasons, it is difficult for law enforcement agencies or digital forensic professionals to pinpoint the origin of traffic, location or ownership of any computer or person on the Darknet. Silk Road was only accessible via the TOR network and hidden from mainstream web. There has been lot of buzz around Bitcoin, TOR network and Darknet, because most of the Darknet sites carried out transactions through anony­mous digital currency, pear to peer, distributed and Bitcoin which is based on cryptography principal (D. Rathod, 2017). In this re­search paper, I proposed the rise and challenge of Darknet. I am also proposed and discussed Darknet Deployment and why use the Darknet.

Keywords: Introduction to the Darknet, history of the Darknet, Why use the Darknet, The rise and challenge of Darknet, Assump­tions of the Darknet, Darknet Deployment.

Title: An Overview of Darknet, Rise and Challenges and Its Assumptions

Author: Zakariye Mohamud Omar, Jamaluddin Ibrahim

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Abstract: This article signifies one validated solution of many solutions on the way to improve youth wellbeing aligned with Malaysian University-of-the-Future UotF in place. The value proposition for improving youth wellbeing by Normalizing the norm offered in Urban Farming Programme and expanding economy through modernized methods through Digital Entrepreneurship. Approaches taken for creating a solution to improve youth wellbeing in a written article utilized Literature Review and Business model canvas (BMC). Additional approaches include Value proposition design canvas (VPC) and surveys taken to have feedback from their understanding, knowledge, and condition. The reasons for the method taken is to formulate Initial and validated for Business model canvas (BMC) and Value proposition design canvas (VPC).

Keywords: Youth Wellbeing, Urban farming, Digital Entrepreneurship, Job creation Economy.

Title: The Roles of Malaysian University-of-the-Future in Digital Era: Engagement in Community to Improve B40 Youth Wellbeing through Urban Farming Programme and Digital Entrepreneurship

Author: Irmane Mze Ali, Mohd Wajdi Bin Mohd Feham, Yahia Siddique, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: For many decades, the world is struggling to provide quality education and thousands of students/youth in Malaysia failed to complete their education. The trend of dropout among school students is a concern in Malaysia yet resulted in a decrease of graduate employability. The challenge of school dropouts raises even more concerns in the current world situation, Covid-19. In this pandemic, most business and educational activities are forced to be conducted online. The B40 community should not be left behind to access education and jobs. The design and system thinking approach has been adapted in this paper to address the wellbeing issues including dropout and unemployment of B40 youth in Malaysia through understanding their needs, and then followed by building conceptual business models using modelling tools, i.e. Business model canvas(BMC) and Value proposition design canvas(VPC). The approach includes conducting literature reviews of similar programs implemented in other countries and also interviews to understand the needs, key problems and to formulate the initial BMC. Results of the Cash Conditional Transfer program implemented in Cambodia, Philippine and Brazil shows the positive result in addressing school dropout issues. This paper offers validated conceptual Malaysian UotF business models with focus on community engagement programmes. The value proposition of the conceptual business model is to enhance the wellbeing of B40 youth including reducing dropout and unemployment rate in Malaysia through humanising digital entrepreneurship education activities and harnessing the digital capability in implementing a Monetary-Transfer Program (MTP) in Malaysia.

Keywords: B40 Youth, School dropout, Humanising Education, Digital Platform, SDG4, BMC, CCT, Wellbeing, University-of-the-Future.

Title: The role of Malaysian University-of-the-Future in the Digital Era: Community Engagement for Improving the Wellbeing of B40 Youth in Malaysia through Humanising Digital Entrepreneurship Programme

Author: Ainnur Husna Binti Kamaruzaman, Hannah Binti Huda, Siti Noor Namirah Hasinah Binti Noor Raziff, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: Today, the information technology world approaches unprecedented era of digital interconnectivity.  The digitally interconnected world ranges from applications, systems, computing infrastructures, cloud environments all the way to mobile and Internet of Things (IoT) devices.  Therefore, the data security is essential for the optimal safe use of the information technology.  Cryptography mechanisms are means to protect the digital data which is sensitive, high value, or vulnerable to unauthorized disclosure or modification during data transmission or at their residence storage.  The document intents to discuss the cryptography mechanisms availed in the today’s technology market in additions to the cryptographic challenges.

Keywords: Encryption, data protection, cybersecurity, data in-motion, data at-rest, key management, cryptography.

Title: Digital Security through Data Encryption

Author: Abdullah Alsaeed

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Abstract: The students are the country's potential leader. Building a strategy for creating a better nation needs to start with first nurturing the young. Universities play a vital role in building up educationally balanced students and also personality to achieve goals of the UN SDG. The research introduced a few strategies to address the financial problems of the student to sustain their university life by establishing a hiring student web portal called "i-Mahna." By conducting a literature review and an interview with our target users to find out the real challenges they face and what is the possible solution can be introduced; analysing and formulating the conceptual solution using business modelling tools such as BMC and VPC. The BMC and VPC have validated after conducting the interviews with the prospect users. The primary goals of this research are to help disadvantaged students survive their university life by providing them with a platform to find a part-time job to sustain their lives and enhance the employability of the student by allowing university partners to advertise any suitable placement for them. Hence, this paper offers a validated conceptual Malaysian University-of-the-Future (UotF) business model with a focus on community engagement programmes. The value proposition of the conceptual business model is to enhance the wellbeing of Malaysian B40 youth in improving the employability and entrepreneurship rate through Balanced Skill Building and i-Mahna Digital Platform.

Keywords: Youth, Wellbeing, SDG8, SDG1, SDG4, SDG2, BMC, VPC, Employability, UotF Digital platform.

Title: Conceptual University-of-the-Future Business Model in the Digital Era: Community engagement in improving the employability rate of youth and soft skill through a digital platform

Author: Muhammad Faizuddin Putra Bin Mohd Atan, Muhammad Faris Bin Ahmad Sabri, Muhammad Luqmanulhakim Bin Sa’ari, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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