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| Researchers at Purdue University have developed LIDAR, an adaptable intrusion detection system suitable for diverse settings, including wireless networks. This technology can detect a wide range of diverse attacks and allows the intrusion detection system to learn how to best identify the already known attacks as well as recognize unknown/zero-day attacks and capture their behavior for future identification. The robustness of the technology is ensured by using lifelong learning updates, input pre-processing components that are designed to be resilient to adversarial attacks, and a cross-layer feature extraction mechanism for networks with a wireless communication medium. Furthermore, this technology is able to adapt to the environment through lifelong learning, and relies on very little assumptions for the attacker behavior. Advantages: -Adaptable -Explore generic zero day attack behavior -Suitable for diverse settings -Robust Potential Applications: -Intrusion detection system |
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Feb 3, 2020
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