2018 · 16 citations · 19 references
ComputingComputer ScienceCybersecurityComputer SecurityData MiningNetwork SecurityAnomaly DetectionComputer IntrusionIntrusion DetectionThreat DetectionAccuracyAnomaly-based DetectionComputer Intrusion DetectionHybrid Intrusion DetectionNetwork Intrusion DetectionNetwork-based Intrusion Detection
Abnormal network activities are often missed by conventional security tools such as firewalls and anti‑virus, prompting the development of IDS approaches to reduce false alarms, improve accuracy, and speed up detection. The study aims to design a network‑based intrusion detection system that accurately detects malicious activity targeting network resources.
The aim of a network-based intrusion detection system (NIDS) is to detect malicious activity that targets a network and its resources. Abnormal activities or behaviors on the network systems could be identified by security systems. But, conventional security systems such as firewall and anti-virus cannot be successful in many abnormal actions. To overcome this problem, accurate and more intelligent intrusion detection systems (IDS) are required. In the last decades, various techniques and solutions have been presented to address the weakness of IDS such as high false alarm rate, low accuracy and time-consuming.
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