A Fast and Effective Method for Intrusion Detection using Multi-Layered Deep Learning Networks

Abstract

The practise of recognising unauthorised abnormal actions on computer systems is referred to as intrusion detection. The primary goal of an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is to identify user behaviours as normal or abnormal based on the data they communicate. Firewalls, data encryption, and authentication techniques were all employed in traditional security systems. Current intrusion scenarios, on the other hand, are very complex and capable of readily breaching the security measures provided by previous protection systems. However, current intrusion scenarios are highly sophisticated and are capable of easily breaking the security mechanisms imposed by the traditional protection systems. Detecting intrusions is a challenging aspect especially in networked environments, as the system designed for such a scenario should be able to handle the huge volume and velocity associated with the domain. This research presents three models, APID (Adaptive Parallelized Intrusion Detection), HBM (Heterogeneous Bagging Model) and MLDN (Multi Layered Deep learning Network) that can be used for fast and efficient detection of intrusions in networked environments. The deep learning model has been constructed using the Keras library. The training data is preprocessed and segregated to fit the processing architecture of neural networks. The network is constructed with multiple layers and the other required parameters for the network are set in accordance with the input data. The trained model is validated using the validation data that has been specifically segregated for this purpose.

Enhancing Underwater Object Recognition Through the Synergy of Transformer and Feature Enhancement Techniques

“…Advanced architectures such as Faster R-CNN [4], YOLO [5], [6], SSD [7], R-FCN [8], Mask R-CNN [9] have emerged as frontrunners, offering real-time detection capabilities with impressive precision. These models have been applied in various vision applications such as depth estimation [10], intrusion detection [11], [12], vehicle license detection [13], and face mask detection [14]. With the success of deep learning-based object detection models, researchers have begun to apply deep learning to underwater object detection [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24].…”