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15th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC '99)
An Application of Machine Learning to Network Intrusion Detection
Phoenix, Arizona
December 06-December 10
ISBN: 0-7695-0346-2
Chris Sinclair, University of Texas at Austin
Lyn Pierce, University of Texas at Austin
Sara Matzner, University of Texas at Austin
Differentiating anomalous network activity from normal network traffic is difficult and tedious. A human analyst must search through vast amounts of data to find anomalous sequences of network connections. To support the analyst's job, we built an application which enhances domain knowledge with machine learning techniques to create rules for an intrusion detection expert system. We employ genetic algorithms and decision trees to automatically generate rules for classifying network connections. This paper describes the machine learning methodology and the applications employing this methodology.
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Chris Sinclair, Lyn Pierce, Sara Matzner, "An Application of Machine Learning to Network Intrusion Detection," acsac, pp.371, 15th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC '99), 1999
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