Proposed neural intrusion detection system to detect denial of service attacks in MANETs

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Abstract

MANTs are groups of mobiles hosts that arrange themselves into a grid lacking some preexist organization where the active network environment makes it simple in danger by an attacker. A node leaves out, and another node enters in the network, making it easy to penetration. This paper aims to design a new method of intrusion detection in the MANET and avoiding Denial of Service (DoS) basis on the neural networks and Zone Sampling-Based Traceback algorithm (ZSBT). There are several restrictions in outdating intrusion detection, such as time-intense, regular informing, non-adaptive, accuracy, and suppleness. Therefore, a novel intrusion detection system is stimulated by Artificial Neural Network and ZSBT algorithm using a simulated MANET. Using KDD cup 99 as a dataset, the experiments demonstrate that the model could can detect DoS effectively.

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Hadi, R. M., Abdullah, S. H., & Abedi, W. M. S. (2022). Proposed neural intrusion detection system to detect denial of service attacks in MANETs. Periodicals of Engineering and Natural Sciences, 10(3), 70–78. https://doi.org/10.21533/pen.v10i3.2997

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