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Malware has been a concern to enterprises for a long time, and organisations have made little progress in identifying malware in a timely manner [1]. Malware can easily affect the system by executing unwanted services that add to the system's burden and obstruct its smooth operation. There are basically two approaches for identifying malware [2] the traditional method of detecting malware based on signatures and the new method of detecting malware based on behaviour. The operation that the malware conducts when it is active in the machine determines the malware's behaviour [3], such as launching the Operating System services or downloading infected files from the internet. Based on the malware's activity, the suggested method detects it. The proposed model in this paper is a hybrid of Support Vector Machines and Principle Component Analysis. During validation, our suggested model achieved a 97.75 percent accuracy with 97 percent precision, 99 percent recall, and a f1-score of.98 for genuine Malwares