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An Efficient Intrusion Detection System by Using Behaviour Profiling and Statistical Approach
Unauthorized access in a personal computer or single system of a network for tracking the system access or theft
the information is called attack/ hacking. An Intrusion detection System defined as an effective security technology, it detect,
prevent and possibly react to computer related malicious activities. For protecting computer systems and networks from abuse
used mechanism named Intrusion detection system. The aim of the study is to know the possibilities of Intrusion detection and
highly efficient and effective prevent technique. Using this model identified the efficient algorithm for intrusion detection
Behaviour Profiling Algorithm and to perform dynamic analysis using Statistical Approach model using log file which
provides vital information about systems and the activities on them. The proposed algorithm implemented model it produced
above 90%, 96% and 98% in the wired, wireless and cloud network respectively. This study concluded that, the efficient
algorithm to detect the intrusion is behaviour profiling algorithm, while join with the statistical approach model, it produces
efficient result. In further research, possibility to identify which programming technique used to store the activity log into the
database. Next identify which algorithm is opt to implement the intrusion detection and prevention system by using big data
even the network is wired, wireless or cloud network.
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