Network intrusion detection with Naïve Bayes Classification and Self Organizing Maps

Publication Type:
Thesis
Issue Date:
2014
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In this digital period, internet has turned into an indispensable wellspring of correspondence in just about every calling. With the expanded use of system engineering, its security has developed to be exceptionally discriminating issue as the workstations in distinctive association hold very private data and touchy information. The system used to screen the system security is known as Network detection. Intrusion detection is to get ambushes against a machine structure. It is a discriminating enhancement great to go part and additionally an element extent of examination. In Information Security, Intrusion recognizable proof is the showing of placing exercises that attempt to deal the protection, respectability or availability of a benefit. It accepts an astoundingly key part in waylay area, security check and framework inspect. One of the vital tests to Intrusion Detection is the issue of misjudgement, misdetection and unsuccessful deficiency of steady response to the strike. In the past years, as the second line of boundary after firewall, the Intrusion Detection strategy has got speedy progression. This research work prepares two diverse Machine Learning techniques, both supervised and unsupervised, for Network Intrusion Detection. These techniques are Naïve Bayes (supervised learning) and Self Organizing Maps (unsupervised learning). The KDD Cup 99 dataset is utilized for Intrusion Detection Problem. As KDD Cup 99 dataset holds some symbolic attribute and also numeric attributes, two sorts of transformation technique have been utilized for these properties. These are conditional probabilities conversion technique and indicator variables transformation. The two machine learning procedures are prepared on both kind of transformed dataset and afterward their outcomes are looked at with respect to the correctness of intrusion detection.
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