AIDeM: Agent-based intrusion detection mechanism

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The availability of services can be comprimised if a service request sent to the web services server hides some form of attack within its contents. This article presents AIDeM (An Agent-Based Intrusion Detection Mechanism), an adaptive solution for dealing with DoS attacks in Web service environments. The solution proposes a two phased mechanism in which each phase incorporates a special type of CBR-BDI agent that functions as a classifier. In the first phase, a case-based reasoning (CBR) engine utilizes a Naïves Bayes strategy to carry out an initial filter, and in the second phase, a CBR engine incorporates a neural network to complete the classification mechanism. AIDeM has been applied within the FUSION@ architecture to improve its current security mechanism. A prototype of the architecture was developed and applied to a case study. The results obtained are presented in this study.

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Pinzón, C., Navarro, M., & Bajo, J. (2010). AIDeM: Agent-based intrusion detection mechanism. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 71, pp. 347–354). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-12433-4_41

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