Rajif Agung Yunmar

I am a lecturer at the Department of Informatics Engineering, Sumatra Institute of Technology (ITERA), INDONESIA. ITERA is a state-owned university under the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia. My research focuses on cyber security and machine learning.

Short Bio

Full name Rajif Agung Yunmar
Academic Position Assistant Professor (Lektor)
Email rajif [at] if.itera.ac.id
Phone Phone (+62 271) 8030188, Fax. (+62 271) 8030189
Scholar Page Scopus ID, Orchid ID, Sinta ID, Google Scholar, Research Gate
Personal Blog @wordpress
Office 2nd Floor of D Building, Sumatra Institute of Technology
Ryacudu Bypass, Jati Agung District, South Lampung Regency, INDONESIA.

 

Course Teaching

Cyber Security, Computer Network, Algorithm and Data Structure, Database, Mobile Programming, etc.

 

Education

2020 - PhD Student of Department of Electrical and Information Engineering
Gadjah Mada University, Special Region of Yogyakarta, INDONESIA.
Field: Cyber Security
Thesis: "Automated Input Generation for Heuristic-based Malware Detection"

2011 - 2013 Master of Computer Science
Gadjah Mada University, Special Region of Yogyakarta, INDONESIA.
Field: Artificial Intelligence
Thesis: "Relief Identification System in Historical Site using Mobile Device (Borobudur Tample Case Study)"
GPA: 3.43

2006 - 2010 Bachelor of Informatics Engineering
AMIKOM University, Special Region of Yogyakarta, INDONESIA.
Field: Cyber Security
Thesis: "Intrusion Prevention System for Web-based Application"
GPA: 3.56


Professional Certification

2023   Certified in Cybersecurity Incident Handler (ECIH), EC Council
Covers a comprehensive understanding of effectively managing cybersecurity incidents, including incident response, digital forensics, threat intelligence, and compliance considerations. Also covers the skills required to effectively handle incidents while adhering to legal and ethical standard.

2023   Cisco CCST Cybersecurity, Cisco
Covers knowledge on critical domains such as threat intelligence, network security, and risk management. It equips learners with a comprehensive understanding of cyber threats and proven methods for defense. Emphasizing vulnerability assessment, fundamental protection implementation, and response strategies for diverse threats, this program is designed to meet industry requirements for specialists with practical skills in securing networks and data.

2022   Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), EC Council
Covers an in-depth knowledge of the process of critically appraising the security features of network and computer systems by identifying potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities in the target system, utilizing the same techniques and tools as blackhat hackers, but within the confines of the law and ethical considerations.

2021 Huawei HCIA-Security, Huawei
Cover the knowledge and skills necessary for the secure operation, maintenance, and management of networks and computers through the implementation of technologies such as packet filtering, NAT, network interconnection, VPN, and access control.

2019 Oracle Database Design and Programming, Oracle
Cover the knowledge required to analyze complex business scenarios, create a data model—a conceptual representation, and implement a database design using SQL, an industry-standard database programming language.


Research

The Framework of Anomaly-based Android Malware Analysis

Thousands of mobile malware appears every day, most of them targeting smartphones devices with Android as the operating system. The signature-based approach was ineffective in detecting new malware. Anomaly-based malware detection has the ability to detect unknown malware. However, no clear framework that can describe a standard design for developing an anomaly-based framework for malware detection. This research proposed the design framework of anomaly-based malware detection that can be easily adopted by other systems. The detection framework consists of dataset collector, feature processing, detection engine, and evaluation. On the other side, anomaly-based malware detection may produce high false rate alarm. This research also observes how to reduce false positives rates (FPR) and deal with obfuscation techniques. This research proposed features engineering that combines the static and dynamic feature and used multimodal deep learning to maximize the benefit of encompassing combination features. So, it will provide the detection system with high accuracy, low FPR, and robust to obfuscation.

Keyword: detection framework, anomaly-based detection, multimodal deep learning, false positive rate, obfuscation



Automatic Ontology Construction from Unstructured Text Source

Knowledge that is disseminated on the internet at various sources is intended for humans only. In the meantime, knowledge needs to be interpreted and understood not only by humans but also by machines. Information in a format that machines can understand can be used for different purposes, such as: being a knowledge base for reasoning, sharing knowledge between machines, semantic search, information visualization, etc. Ontology learning is a tool that can extract information on a document or web page from unstructured text and then transform it into a knowledge base in a format that machines can understand, namely in the form of ontology. The method consists of several phases, namely: extraction of term, concept, extraction of relation, and evaluation of ontology.

This study explores how the automatic ontology can be developed by extracting knowledge from unstructured text. It also discussed how to improve the quality of the ontology generated in two ways, namely: to conduct a combination of methods at the extraction stage of the concept, and to conduct a double assessment. The YAKE method is used in combination with language-processing techniques at the term extraction stage. DBPedia is used as the basis for extraction at the concept extraction and relating extraction stages. Evaluation is applied in three steps, each after the method of extraction of term, extraction of definition, and extraction of relation. The ontology created through ontology learning is hoped to have good quality in both ways.

Keyword: ontology learning, term extraction, concept extraction, relation extraction, ontology evaluation.



Question Answering System for Students Admission using the Ontology Knowledge Base (Case Study Sumatra Institute of Technology)

In fact , information on welcoming new students and other events that preceded it has been widely available on web pages and brochures. There are complex questions, however, whose responses are not known. However, the use of search engines does not guarantee that users can get correct answers.

This research develops a question answering system related to the admission of new students in order to provide users with adequate and true value information. Question answering system is constructed using natural language processing methods as an interface, and the knowledge base is graph ontology. A query sentence will be processed into several stages to be able to answer a question, namely: preprocessing, language processing, then showing the correct response.

Keyword: question answering system,natural language processing, ontology.



Relief Identification System In Historical Site Using Mobile Device (Borobudur Temple Case Study) - Master Thesis

The great nation built from people who can respects they history and origins. Reliefs at Borobudur temple contained many stories, including the history and origins of this nation. Starting from the life story of the royal, society, and customs at the time of the building of the temple was made, and so on.

This study develops mobile Android software for identification of Borobudur Temple relief image object so that it can help travelers in translating the story and the information contained therein. Feature extraction method used is speeded-Up Robust Feature (SURF) and hierarchical k-means tree nearest-neighbor for identification.

Identification testing of relief images is done by different testing variations, ie angle, distance, orientation change, intensity of the light and wholeness of image input to see the effect on the relief image recognition results. The proposed identification method gives recognition results of 93.30% and the average computation time for 59.55 seconds.

Keyword: Keywords: Borobudur tample, relief, SURF, hierarchical k-means tree.

Get the Borobudur Temple dataset image here.


Publication

Books

  • Rajif Agung Yunmar. "Pondasi Pemrograman Web (The Foundation of Web Programming)". Aura Publisher, ISBN 9-786232-110274, 2019.
  • Rajif Agung Yunmar. "Algoritma dan Struktur Data dengan C++ (Algorithm anda Data Structure using C++)". Draft, 2020.

 

Journal Paper

  • Rajif Agung Yunmar, Hartanto Tantriawan, Andika Setiawan. "Ontology Learning pada Teks Tidak Terstruktur". In Journal of Electrician, 2020.
  • Andika Setiawan, Rajif Agung Yunmar. "Implementation of Distance-Angle Signature as Object Shape Identifier for Digital Images". In Jurnal Ilmiah Komputer Grafis, 2020.
  • Rajif Agung Yunmar, I Wayan Wiprayoga Wisesa. "Pengembangan Mobile-based Question Answering System dengan Basis Pengetahuan Ontologi". In Jurnal Teknologi Informasi dan Ilmu Komputer, 2020.
  • Arkham Zahri Rakhman, Rajif Agung Yunmar. "SIMPLE - Sistem Informasi Presensi Perkuliahan Elektronik Berbasis Citra Biometrik (Studi Kasus Institut Teknologi Sumatera)". In Journal of Electrician, 2019.
  • Rajif Agung Yunmar. "Hybrid Intrusion Detection System using Fuzzy Logic Inference Engine for SQL Injection Attack". In Journal of Kursor, 2018.
  • Rajif Agung Yunmar. "Sistem Rekomendasi Pemilihan Hotel dengan Case Based Reasoning". In Journal of Electrician, 2017.


Conference Proceeding Paper

  • Rajif Agung Yunmar, Andika Setiawan, Hartanto Tantriawan. "The Combination of YAKE and Language Processing for Unsupervised Term Extraction Ontology Learning". In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020.
  • Andika Setiawan, Rajif Agung Yunmar, Hartanto Tantriawan. "Comparison of Speeded-Up Robust Feature (SURF) and Oriented FAST and Rotated BRIEF (ORB) Methods in Identifying Museum Objects using Low Light Intensity Images". In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020.
  • Rajif Agung Yunmar, I Wayan Wiprayoga Wisesa. "Design of Ontology-based Question Answering System for Incompleted Sentence Problem". In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2019.
  • Harry Yuliansyah, Dean Corio, Rajif Agung Yunmar, Muhammad Reza Kahar Aziz. "Energy Monitoring System Based on Internet of Things Toward Smart Campus in Institut Teknologi Sumatera". In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2019.
  • Harry Yuliansyah, Dean Corio, Rajif Agung Yunmar, Muhammad Reza Kahar Aziz. "Smart-Room Technology Implementation Based on Internet of Things Toward Smart Campus in Institut Teknologi Sumatera". In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2019.
  • Rudi Uswarman, Swadexi Istiqphara, Rajif Agung Yunmar, Arkham Zahri Rakhman. "Robust Control of a Quadcopter Flying via Sliding Mode". In Journal of Science and Applicative Technology - ICOSITER 2019 Proceeding Edition, 2019.
  • Arkham Zahri Rakhman, Rajif Agung Yunmar, Ega Budiman. "Electronic Presence System Using Biometric Images". In Conference SENATIK STT Adisutjipto Yogyakarta, 2018.

Dataset

Dataset of Borobudur Temple Relief

Relief is a sculpture and 3-dimensional carving that usually made on stone. The relief can be found in temples, or the other historical places. Relief that exist in Borobudur Temple tell us many stories, including the history and origin of this nation. From the story of the royal, community life, and traditional customs when the temple was made, and so on.

This dataset related to my Master thesis. The study developed software that used the Android device to identify a relief so it can help tourist to translate the messages, stories, or information that contained on relief. The feature extraction method that used in this research is Speeded-Up Robust Feature (SURF) and hierarchical k-means tree nearest-neighbor for identification method.

CONTENT

This dataset contained image of the Relief color of Borobudur Temple. The dataset consists of training data and testing data. The conditions for taking relief images are generally as follows:

  • The height of the camera from the ground floor of the Borobudur Temple is 150-160 CM, or parallel to the relief height.
  • Images taken during clear weather, with a light intensity of 7,200-17,500 Lux. The instrument that used for measuring light intensity is Lux-100.
  • Images taken around July to September 2013, testing is carried out between 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM.
DATA TRAINING

92 relief taken as image data trainning. It is consist of rectangular reliefs and square image relief. Each of the training image data stored in JPEG format.

DATA TESTING

35 relief taken as image data testing, each with 9 variations. The data testing image that was taken using the following rules:

  1. Image taken 2 meter from the distance
    The image is taken at an angle perpendicular to the center of the relief object (90°) at a distance of 2 metres. In this test, the selection of a distance of 2 meters is done because all relief fields can be taken perfectly at that distance. In addition, the maximum distance from the width of each hall in Borobudur Temple is a distance of 2 metres.
  2. Image taken 1 meter from the distance
    Not everyone takes relief images from a distance of 2 metres, where this distance is the maximum width of each corridor in the Temple of Borobudur. Sometimes, the people takes a relief image from a nearer distance. It is expected that a distance of 1 meter would represent how accurate the system is if relief input is taken from a closer distance. The charge angle charged at the time of acquisition is perpendicular (90°).
  3. Image from a 45 degree angle
    The image is taken from the right side of the relief object, at an angle of 45°. Figure 1 shows an illustration of how to take relief images from the upper part perspective at an angle of 45° when viewed. The mobile device camera's orientation which is used adjusts the relief shape. Rectangular reliefs use the default horizontal orientation (horizontal position of the camera), whereas rectangular reliefs use vertical direction. In this test the position of the relief image is taken from a distance of 2 meters towards the center of the object of relief. Choosing a distance of 2 meters is intended so that the relief plane can be fully taken.


  4. Figure 1. Illustration of the shoot at 45° angle.

  5. Image taken from a 135° angle
    The image is taken at a 135° angle, that is to say from the left of the relief object). Figure 2 illustrates how to take relief from the perspective of the upper part, at an angle of 135°. The mobile device camera's orientation which is used adjusts the relief shape. Rectangular reliefs use the default horizontal orientation (horizontal position of the camera), whereas rectangular reliefs use vertical direction.


  6. Figure 2. Illustration of the shoot at 135° angle.

  7. Image taken with a different orientation
    The test image is taken by changing the default orientation for the acquisition of the relief image. Where the default orientation for rectangular relief objects in the testing stage is horizontal (landscape) and vertical (portrait) for square shaped reliefs. It is the opposite then to test the change of orientation for each relief form. The test images were taken at an angle perpendicular to the center of the relief object (90°) at a distance of 2 metres.
  8. Image taken with Low Light Intensity
    The testing of light intensity variations is performed by means of image acquisition with different light intensities from the images in the training image. This difference may be caused by the weather (cloudy, drizzle and rain) or the time taken. In this study, images of relief were taken at 06.05 to 06.45AM in the morning, around July to September 2013. The Lux-100 light intensity meter displays the intensity at 2250-4000 Lux. The test images were taken at an angle perpendicular to the center of the relief object (90°) at a distance of 2 metres. Retrieval with a distance of 2 meters is intended so that the whole relief field can be perfectly covered.
  9. The image of the relief aircraft is reduced by 25%
    As an image acquisition, the test image is taken by taking only 75% (25% truncated) of the entire relief object area. This test image with an angle perpendicular to the relief object (90°) was taken from a distance of 2 meters.
  10. The image taken with the relief aircraft is reduced by 50%
    As an image acquisition, the test image is taken by taking only 50% of the entire field of relief object. This test image was taken from a distance of 2 metres, with an angle perpendicular to the relief object (90° angle).
  11. The image taken with the relief aircraft is cut 75%
    As an image acquisition, the test image is taken by taking only 25% (75% truncated) from the entire field of relief objects. This test image was taken from a distance of 2 metres, with an angle perpendicular to the relief object (90° angle).

DOWNLOAD

You can download the dataset on Kaggle. Furthermore, you can read this paper here, or read my full master thesis here.


Research Grant

2020   Paper: "Pengembangan Mobile-based Question Answering System dengan Basis Pengetahuan Ontologi"
Amount: Rp. 2.550.000,-
Source: ITERA Incentive Journal Grant 2020

2019 Project: "Automatic Ontology Construction from Unstructured Text Source"
Amount: Rp. 20.000.000,-
Source: ITERA Smart Research Grant 2019

2019 Project: "Detection and Mitigation of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) using Fuzzy Logic"
Amount: Rp. 20.000.000,-
Source: ITERA Smart Research Grant 2019

2019 Paper: "Hybrid Intrusion Detection System using Fuzzy Logic Inference Engine for SQL Injection Attack"
Amount: Rp. 2.000.000,-
Source: ITERA Journal Accredited Submission Grant 2019

2018 Project: "Question Answering System for Students Admission using The Ontology Knowledge Base (Case Study Sumatra Institute of Technology)"
Amount: Rp. 20.000.000,-
Source: ITERA Smart Research Grant 2018

2018 Project: "The Implementation of Smart-Room Internet of Things (IoT) Technology by Utilizing Renewable Energy Sources"
Amount: Rp. 50.000.000,-
Source: ITERA Smart Research Grant 2018

2018 Project: "Robust Control of UAV Formation Flying for Disastrous Environment"
Amount: Rp. 20.000.000,-
Source: ITERA Smart Research Grant 2018

2017 Project: "The Electronic Lectures Presence System Engineering Based on Biometric Image"
Amount: Rp. 20.000.000,-
Source: Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education 2018

2017 Paper: "The Recommendation System for Hotel Choices with Case-based Reasoning"
Amount: Rp. 1.000.000,-
Source: ITERA Journal Submission Grant 2017


Award

2020   LPDP Scholarship
Awardee of LPDP Scholarship of Ministry of Finance, INDONESIA.

2017 Best Paper Award
Paper Title "Hybrid Intrusion Detection System using Fuzzy Logic Inference Engine for Web Based SQL Injection Attack"
3rd International Conference on Information Technology and Business (ICITB)

2016 ITERA Cendikia Utama
Outstanding Lecturers (Dosen Teladan) of Sumatra Institute of Technology

2015 The Most Favorite Lecturer on 1st Semester
AMIKOM University Yogyakarta

2014 The Most Discipline Lecturer on 5th Semester
AMIKOM University Yogyakarta

2013 The Most Discipline Lecturer on 3rd Semester
AMIKOM University Yogyakarta

2010 1st Winner AMICTA Award ‐ Student Category
Product Name "Gathot Hybrid - An Intrusion Detection and Prevention System"

2009 1st Winner AMICTA Award ‐ Student Category
Product Name "My Exam"


Experience

Work Experience

2023 Instructure of Cybersecurity Essentials Program
Digital Talent of Kementerian Komunikasi dan Informatika (Ministry of Communication and informatics of Republic of Indonesia)

2015 - Present   Lecturer
Department Informatics Engineering, Sumatra Institute of Technology

2011 - 2015 Lecturer
Department Informatics Engineering, AMIKOM University Yogyakarta

2015 Lecturer
Department Informatics Engineering, Universitas Teknologi Yogyakarta

2009 - 2010 Web Programmer
Ravero Vision, Special Region of Yogyakarta

2009 - 2010 Network and System Administrator
Serba Serbi, Special Region of Yogyakarta

2008 - 2009 Web Programmer
Innovation Center, AMIKOM University Yogyakarta

 

Organization Experience

2020 - Now   Member
IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

2019 - 2020 Head of New Civil Servant Employee Evaluation
Ketua Tim Evaluasi CPNS, Sumatra Institute of Technology

2019 Head of Academic Lecturer Certification
Ketua Tim Sertifikasi Dosen, Sumatra Institute of Technology

2015 - 2018 Head of Information Technology Agency
Kepala UPT TIK (Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi), Sumatra Institute of Technology

2015 - 2016 Head of Informatics Department
Koordinator Program Studi Teknik Informatika, Sumatra Institute of Technology

2015 - 2016 Head of Student Admission Agency
Ketua Penerimaan Mahasiswa Baru, Sumatra Institute of Technology