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AN ENHANCED AI-BASED NETWORK INTRUSION DETECTION

SYSTEM USING DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES.


ABSTRACT:
As communication technology advances, various and heterogeneous data are
communicated in distributed environments through network systems. Meanwhile, along
with the development of communication technology, the attack surface has expanded,
and concerns regarding network security have increased Network Intrusion Detection
Systems (NIDS) plays a crucial role in the security of modern computer systems and
networks. They continuously monitor the activity on a network, looking for any signs of
unauthorized access or malicious behavior. Therefore, the main objective of developers is
the improvement of Intrusion Detection Systems to control network security. Challenges
of intrusion detection are a struggle that both researchers and developers face due to the
decreased scalability of network data. Furthermore, Machine Learning has a crucial role
in developing Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS). Ensemble learning is a
machine learning technique that combines the predictions of multiple individual models
to produce a more accurate and stable prediction. It is considered to be more important
than simply learning because it addresses several limitations of simple learning methods.
In this work, an ensemble model is proposed to evaluate dimensionality minimization in
an Intrusion Detection System and several combinations were tested as well as processed
on datasets. Yet, to overcome challenges, the feature's effects on the datasets were
determined and only the most effective ones were considered to significantly differentiate
data. Thus, the ensemble model results were solved using standard evaluation measures.
In addition, the experimentation proved that the tested ensemble models perform better
than the existing models. Techniques have been applied to treat and analyze massive Data
to provide an insightful data analysis process.
Keywords: Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS), network security, machine
learning technique, Ensemble learning
OBJECTIVE:

The project aims to develop an adaptive network intrusion detection system utilizing
machine learning and early classification techniques. Its primary objective is to
proactively identify and mitigate potential threats in network traffic. By leveraging
advanced algorithms, the system strives to enhance detection accuracy while minimizing
false positives, ultimately fortifying network security against evolving cyber threats.

SCOPE:

The project's scope includes developing and implementing machine learning-driven


algorithms for real-time analysis of network traffic. It involves creating early
classification models to detect and mitigate potential intrusions swiftly. Additionally, it
encompasses refining these techniques to enhance overall network security against
evolving cyber threats.

EXISTING SYSTEM
Current network intrusion detection systems leveraging machine learning utilize various
algorithms like KNN, SVM for pattern recognition. However, challenges persist in
handling evolving threats due to limited adaptability. These systems often require
substantial labeled data for training, making them less effective against novel attacks.
Additionally, issues such as high false positives and the inability to swiftly detect
emerging threats pose significant hurdles. Improving these systems by refining
algorithms, integrating anomaly detection techniques, and addressing scalability concerns
remains crucial to enhance their efficacy in accurately identifying and mitigating network
intrusions.

DISADVANATGES

 Rigidity: Relies on fixed rules, struggling to adapt to new threats.


 High False Alarms: Generates excessive false positives, impacting efficiency.
 Limited Anomaly Detection: Struggles to detect subtle deviations or novel attacks.
 Scalability Challenges: Faces difficulties processing real-time data in large
networks.

PROPOSED SYSTEM

The proposed system pioneers an ensemble learning-based network intrusion detection


framework, amalgamating diverse machine learning models like Random Forests,
Gradient Boosting, and Bagging to enhance threat identification. This system aims to
aggregate the strengths of multiple algorithms, mitigating individual model weaknesses.
By leveraging ensemble learning techniques, it seeks to bolster detection accuracy,
adaptability to evolving threats, and resilience against adversarial attacks. Emphasizing
ensemble diversity and consensus decision-making, it aims to minimize false positives
and effectively handle intricate network behaviors. The goal is to create a robust,
versatile, and collaborative system capable of preemptively identifying and countering
emerging cyber threats in complex network environments.

ADVANTAGES
 Enhanced Accuracy: Ensemble learning amalgamates various models, boosting
overall detection precision.
 Robustness: Combining diverse models mitigates individual weaknesses,
improving overall system resilience.
 Reduced Overfitting: Ensemble methods often mitigate overfitting, enhancing
generalization capabilities.
 Better Adaptability: They excel in adapting to evolving threats, leveraging diverse
model perspectives for comprehensive threat identification.

SYSTEM SPECIFICATION:

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:

PROCESSOR : Intel I5
RAM : 4GB
HARD DISK : 40 GB

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:
PYTHON IDE : Anaconda Jupyter Notebook

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : Python

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