Thevar, 2017 - Google Patents
The Effect of K-Nearest Neighbors Classifier for Intrusion Detection of Streaming Net-Flows in Apache Spark EnvironmentThevar, 2017
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- Thevar M
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Abstract An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is built with the purpose to detect normal and attack packets in network traffic data. Due to enormous amount of data present in the network traffic, analyzing all the individual packets present is both an impractical task which …
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