DocumentCode
1011872
Title
Natural-Language Processing for Intrusion Detection
Author
Stone, Allen
Author_Institution
Jacob & Sundstrom, Baltimore
Volume
40
Issue
12
fYear
2007
Firstpage
103
Lastpage
105
Abstract
Intrusion-detection systems seek to electronically identify malicious traffic as it enters a defended network. Social engineering, a unique type of attack traffic, attempts to compromise a network or system´s security metrics by exploiting the human end user through natural language, based on common psychological flaws and deception. These attacks have been difficult to defend against in the past with IDSs because natural language is highly variable. Natural-language processing teaches computers the semantic meaning of natural-language text. Thus, an NLP system reads plain English (among other languages) and categorizes what it´s seen in terms of conceptual themes and ontological concept.
Keywords
digital signatures; natural language processing; ontologies (artificial intelligence); digital signature; intrusion detection system; natural-language processing; ontological concept; psychological flaw; social engineering; Art; Computer crime; Computer hacking; Credit cards; Humans; Information security; Intrusion detection; Jacobian matrices; System testing; intrusion detection; natural-language processing; security;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Computer
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9162
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MC.2007.437
Filename
4404821
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