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An Intrusion Detection System for Multi-class Classification Based on Deep Neural Networks

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Abstract

Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs) are considered as one of the fundamental elements in the network security of an organisation since they form the first line of defence against cyber threats, and they are responsible to detect effectively a potential intrusion in the network. Many IDS implementations use flow-based network traffic analysis to detect potential threats. Network security research is an ever-evolving field and IDSs in particular have been the focus of recent years with many innovative methods proposed and developed. In this paper, we propose a deep learning model, more specifically a neural network consisting of multiple stacked Fully-Connected layers, in order to implement a flow-based anomaly detection IDS for multi-class classification. We used the updated CICIDS2017 dataset for training and evaluation purposes. The experimental outcome using MLP for intrusion detection system, showed that the proposed model can achieve promising results on multi-class classification with respect to accuracy, recall (detection rate), and false positive rate (false alarm rate) on this specific dataset.

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