Researchers develop technique to bypass AI intrusion detection

John Leonard
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Researchers develop technique to bypass AI intrusion detection
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Researchers develop technique to bypass AI intrusion detection

Researchers managed to trick deep learning model trained to recognise malicious packets that DDoS traffic was legitimate

Researchers have demonstrated an attack technique that can fool a machine learning assisted network intrusion detection system (NIDS) into allowing malicious DDoS messages to pass as legitimate tra...

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