机器学习与数据挖掘在网络安全中的应用探索

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《数据挖掘与机器学习在网络安全中的应用》一书由Sumeet Dua和Xian Du合著，由Auerbach Publications出版，隶属于Taylor & Francis Group。该书专注于探讨当前网络安全领域面临的挑战以及最新的机器学习和数据挖掘技术解决方案。它旨在为那些在网络安全领域研究或从事机器学习和数据挖掘工作的学生和研究人员提供详尽的教育资源。本书涵盖了以下几个核心知识点： 1. **网络安全问题概述**：首先，作者阐述了网络安全面临的各种问题，包括威胁识别、攻击预防、欺诈检测和网络行为分析等，这些都是数据挖掘和机器学习技术可以发挥重要作用的场景。 2. **数据挖掘在网络安全中的应用**：数据挖掘是提取有价值信息的过程，通过从大量网络日志、用户行为数据和系统监控数据中发现模式和异常，以帮助识别潜在的安全威胁。这可能包括异常检测算法（如聚类、关联规则挖掘）、入侵检测系统（IDS）和异常行为分析。 3. **机器学习方法**：书中详细介绍了各类机器学习模型如何应用于网络安全，如监督学习（如分类、回归）、无监督学习（如聚类、降维）、半监督学习和强化学习。这些方法用于预测攻击、用户身份验证、网络流量分析，甚至自适应防御策略。 4. **深度学习与神经网络**：随着深度学习的发展，卷积神经网络（CNN）、循环神经网络（RNN）和深度信念网络（DBN）在网络安全中也得到广泛应用，尤其在图像识别、文本分析和序列数据处理中。 5. **案例研究与实践示例**：书中提供了实际案例和案例研究，展示了如何将数据挖掘和机器学习技术应用于诸如恶意软件检测、网络钓鱼防护、零日攻击防范等具体问题中。 6. **伦理和隐私考虑**：在讨论技术应用的同时，作者强调了保护用户隐私和数据安全的重要性，讨论了如何在使用机器学习和数据挖掘时遵循道德准则和法律法规。 7. **最新进展与未来趋势**：最后，书中探讨了当前研究的前沿进展，以及数据挖掘和机器学习在网络安全领域未来可能的发展方向，为读者提供了对未来工作的洞察。《数据挖掘与机器学习在网络安全中的应用》是一本实用的教材，不仅深入剖析了理论知识，还提供了实践指导，对提高网络安全专业人士的技能和理解具有重要意义。

List of Tables

Table 1.1 Examples of PPDM ...........................................................................9

Table 1.2 Examples of Data Mining and Machine Learning

forMisuse/Signature Detection ......................................................11

Table 1.3 Examples of Data Mining and Machine Learning

forAnomalyDetection ...................................................................12

Table 1.4 Examples of Data Mining for Hybrid Intrusion Detection .............13

Table 1.5 Examples of Data Mining for Scan Detection .................................14

Table 1.6 Examples of Data Mining for Proling ...........................................14

Table 3.1 Example of Shell Command Data ...................................................63

Table 3.2 Examples of Association Rules for Shell Command Data .............. 64

Table 3.3 Example of “Trac” Connection Records ..................................... 64

Table 3.4 Example of Rules and Features of Network Packets ........................76

Table 4.1 Users’ Normal Behaviors in Fifth Week ......................................... 90

Table 4.2 Normal Similarity Scores and Anomaly Scores ...............................91

Table 4.3 Data Sets Used in Lakhina etal. (2004a) ......................................106

Table 4.4 Parameter Settings forClustering-Based Methods ........................109

Table 4.5 Parameter Settings for KNN.........................................................109

Table 4.6 Parameter Settings for SVM .........................................................109

Table 5.1 e Number of Training and Testing Data Types .........................134

Table 6.1 Testing Data Set Information ........................................................149

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Preface

In the emerging era of Web 3.0, securing cyberspace has gradually evolved into a

critical organizational and national research agenda inviting interest from a multidis-

ciplinary scientic workforce. ere are many avenues into this area, and, in recent

research, machine-learning and data-mining techniques have been applied to design,

develop, and improve algorithms and frameworks for cybersecurity system design.

Intellectual products in this domain have appeared under various topics, including

machine learning, data mining, cybersecurity, data management and modeling,

and privacy preservation. Several conferences, workshops, and journals focus on the

fragmented research topics in this area. However, transcendent and interdisciplinary

assessment of past and current works in the eld and possible paths for future research

in the area are essential for consistent research and development.

is interdisciplinary assessment is especially useful for students, who typically

learn cybersecurity, machine learning, and data mining in independent courses.

Machine learning and data mining play signicant roles in cybersecurity, especially

as more challenges appear with the rapid development of information discovery

techniques, such as those originating from the sheer dimensionality and heteroge-

neous nature of the network data, the dynamic change of threats, and the severe

imbalanced classes of normal and anomalous behaviors. In this book, we attempt

to combine all the above knowledge for a single advanced course.

is book surveys cybersecurity problems and state-of-the-art machine-learning

and data-mining solutions that address the overarching research problems, and it is

designed for students and researchers studying or working on machine learning and

data mining in cybersecurity applications. e inclusion of cybersecurity in machine-

learning research is important for academic research. Such an inclusion inspires fun-

damental research in machine learning and data mining, such as research in the

subelds of imbalanced learning, feature extraction for data with evolving character-

istics, and privacy-preserving data mining.

xviii ◾ Preface

Organization

In Chapter 1, we introduce the vulnerabilities of cyberinfrastructure and the

conventional approaches to cyber defense. en, we present the vulnerabilities of

these conventional cyber protection methods and introduce higher-level method-

ologies that use advanced machine learning and data mining to build more reliable

cyber defense systems. We review the cybersecurity solutions that use machine-

learning and data-mining techniques, including privacy-preservation data mining,

misuse detection, anomaly detection, hybrid detection, scan detection, and prol-

ing detection. In addition, we list a number of references that address cybersecurity

issues using machine-learning and data-mining technology to help readers access

the related material easily.

In Chapter 2, we introduce machine-learning paradigms and cybersecurity

along with a brief overview of machine-learning formulations and the application

of machine-learning methods and data mining/management in cybersecurity. We

discuss challenging problems and future research directions that are possible when

machine-learning methods are applied to the huge amount of temporal and unbal-

anced network data.

In Chapter 3, we address misuse/signature detection. We introduce fundamen-

tal knowledge, key issues, and challenges in misuse/signature detection systems,

such as building ecient rule-based algorithms, feature selection for rule match-

ing and accuracy improvement, and supervised machine-learning classication

of attack patterns. We investigate several supervised learning methods in misuse

detection. We explore the limitations and diculties of using these machine-learn-

ing methods in misuse detection systems and outline possible problems, such as

the inadequate ability to detect a novel attack, irregular performance for dierent

attack types, and requirements of the intelligent feature selection. We guide readers

to questions and resources that will help them learn more about the use of advanced

machine-learning techniques to solve these problems.

In Chapter 4, we provide an overview of anomaly detection techniques. We

investigate and classify a large number of machine-learning methods in anomaly

detection. In this chapter, we briey describe the applications of machine-learning

methods in anomaly detection. We focus on the limitations and diculties that

encumber machine-learning methods in anomaly detection systems. Such prob-

lems include an inadequate ability to maintain a high detection rate and a low

false-alarm rate. As anomaly detection is the most concentrative application area of

machine-learning methods, we perform in-depth studies to explain the appropriate

learning procedures, e.g., feature selection, in detail.

In Chapter 5, we address hybrid intrusion detection techniques. We describe how

hybrid detection methods are designed and employed to detect unknown intrusions

and anomaly detection with a lower false-positive rate. We categorize the hybrid

intrusion detection techniques into three groups based on combinational methods.

We demonstrate several machine-learning hybrids that raise detection accuracies in

Preface ◾ xix

the intrusion detection system, including correlation techniques, articial neural

networks, association rules, and random forest classiers.

In Chapter 6, we address scan detection techniques using machine-learning

methods. We explain the dynamics of scan attacks and focus on solving scan detec-

tion problems in applications. We provide several examples of machine-learning

methods used for scan detection, including the rule-based methods, threshold

random walk, association memory learning techniques, and expert knowledge-

rule-based learning model. is chapter addresses the issues pertaining to the high

percentage of false alarms and the evaluation of eciency and eectiveness of scan

detection.

In Chapter 7, we address machine-learning techniques for proling network

trac. We illustrate a number of proling modules that prole normal or anoma-

lous behaviors in cyberinfrastructure for intrusion detection. We introduce and

investigate a number of new concepts for clustering methods in intrusion detection

systems, including association rules, shared nearest neighbor clustering, EM-based

clustering, subspace, and informatics theoretic techniques. In this chapter, we

address the diculties of mining the huge amount of streaming data and the neces-

sity of interpreting the proling results in an understandable way.

In Chapter 8, we provide a comprehensive overview of available machine-

learning technologies in privacy-preserving data mining. In this chapter, we

concentrate on how data-mining techniques lead to privacy breach and how privacy-

preserving data mining achieves data protection via machine-learning methods.

Privacy-preserving data mining is a new area, and we hope to inspire research

beyond the foundations of data mining and privacy-preserving data mining.

In Chapter 9, we describe the emerging challenges in xed computing or

mobile applications and existing and potential countermeasures using machine-

learning methods in cybersecurity. We also explore how the emerging cyber threats

may evolve in the future and what corresponding strategies can combat threats.

We describe the emerging issues in network monitoring, proling, and privacy

preservation and the emerging challenges in intrusion detection, especially those

challenges for anomaly detection systems.

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