Zero-Day Attack Detection using Ensemble Technique

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Published Nov 26, 2021
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Volume 12, Special Issue 5, November 2021

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Fawaz Wangde
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Shivam Mulay
Rahul Adhao
Vinod Pachghare

Abstract

The zero-day attacks exploit the new vulnerabilities in the system or old vulnerabilities in a new way. Zero-day
attacks are sustainable in the system exploiting the system until detected or until the patch is released, this
creates a dire need to detect zero-day attacks in the system. The model in this proposed paper is an outlier-based
model trained using benign and known attack traffic to detect traffic of unknown attacks. The proposed system
successfully detected most of the unknown attack traffic, achieving higher results in Web, Infiltration, SSH, FTP,
and Botnet attacks.

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Wangde, F., Mulay, S., Adhao, R., & Pachghare, V. (2021). Zero-Day Attack Detection using Ensemble Technique. International Journal of Next-Generation Computing, 12(5). https://doi.org/10.47164/ijngc.v12i5.423
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