Optimized Fuzzy Enabled Semi-Supervised Intrusion Detection System for Attack Prediction

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Abstract

Detection of intrusion plays an important part in data protection. Intru-ders will carry out attacks from a compromised user account without being iden-tified. The key technology is the effective detection of sundry threats inside the network. However, process automation is experiencing expanded use of information communication systems, due to high versatility of interoperability and ease off 34 administration. Traditional knowledge technology intrusion detection systems are not completely tailored to process automation. The combined use of fuz-ziness-based and RNN-IDS is therefore highly suited to high-precision classification, and its efficiency is better compared to that of conventional machine learning approaches. This model increases the accuracy of intrusion detection using Machine Learning Methodologies and fuzziness has been used to identify various categories of hazards, and a machine learning approach has been used to prevent intrusions. As a result, the hypothesis of security breaches is often observed by tracking system audit reports for suspicious trends of system use, and access controls for granting or limiting the degree of access to the network are often established as the result of an improvement in the detection accuracy of intrusions which is extremely effective.

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Ramalingam, G. P., Annie, R. A. X., & Gopalakrishnan, S. (2022). Optimized Fuzzy Enabled Semi-Supervised Intrusion Detection System for Attack Prediction. Intelligent Automation and Soft Computing, 32(3), 1479–1492. https://doi.org/10.32604/IASC.2022.022211

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