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An information security analysis method of Internet of things based on balanced double SVM

Authors: Hongwei Zhu; Xuesong Wang;

An information security analysis method of Internet of things based on balanced double SVM

Abstract

With the continuous progress of social science and technology, the development of the Internet of things is growing With the development of Internet of things, security problems emerge in endlessly During the period of COVID-19, the Internet of Things have been widely used to fight virus outbreak However, the most serious security problem of the Internet of things is network intrusion This paper proposes a balanced quadratic support vector machine information security analysis method for Internet of things Compared with the traditional support vector machine Internet of things security analysis method, this method has a higher accuracy, and can shorten the detection time, with efficient and powerful characteristics The method proposed in this paper has certain reference value to the Internet of things network intrusion problem It provides better security for the Internet of things during the protection period of covid-19 © 2020 - IOS Press and the authors All rights reserved

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Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Value (ethics) Security analysis Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) business.industry Computer science Information security Computer security computer.software_genre Support vector machine Intrusion Internet of Things business computer Analysis method

Keywords

Statistics and Probability, General Engineering, Artificial Intelligence

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