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Bidirectional LSTM Autoencoder for Sequence Based Anomaly Detection in Cyber Security

Authors: Chawla, Ashima; Jacob, Paul; Lee, Brian; Fallon, Sheila;

Bidirectional LSTM Autoencoder for Sequence Based Anomaly Detection in Cyber Security

Abstract

Cyber-security is concerned with protecting information, a vital asset in today’s world. The volume of data that is generated can be usefully analyzed when cyber-security systems are effectively implemented with the aid of software support. Our approach is to determine normal behavior of a system based on sequences of system call traces made by the kernel processes in the system. This paper describes a robust and computationally efficient anomaly based host based intrusion detection system using an Encoder-Decoder mechanism. Using CuDNNLSTM networks, it is possible to obtain a set of comparable results with reduced training times. The Bidirectional Encoder and a unidirectional Decoder is trained on normal call sequences in the ADFA-LD dataset. Intrusion Detection is evaluated based on determining the probability of a sequence being reconstructed by the model

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System call, Autoencoders, Host based intrusion, CuDNNLSTM, Embeddings, Software Research Institute AIT

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