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• W1542665489 abstract "The problem of the network security is taken up since eighties (Denning et al., 1987) and is developed up today (Beltilch et al., 2004, Bera, 2010, Dasgupta, 1999, Basile, 2007, Wilson, 1999). A major problem of automatic intrusion detection is that, it is difficult to make a difference between normal and abnormal user behaviour. Intrusion detection system should not only recognise the previously known patterns of attacks, but also react in case of appearance of the new events that violate the network security policy. The distributed nature of the task of the network security monitoring requires applying of the distributed tools for network security maintaining. The most important postulate addressed to the intrusion detection systems is that, such systems should automatically react in case of detecting the security policy breach to prevent the attack execution or to reduce the potential loss in the network systems. Intrusion detection systems should be equipped with the components responsible for the permanent observation of the states of monitored nodes and components that integrate the results of these observations and diagnose the security level of the system (Kolaczek et al., 2005, Nguyen et al., 2006). A comprehensive survey of anomaly detection systems is presented in (Patcha & Park, 2007) and a comparison of different approaches to intrusion detection systems is given in (Bejtlich, 2004). One of the first agent systems for network security monitoring has been proposed in works (Balasubramaniyet et al., 1998, Spafford & Zamboni, 2000). In work (Kolaczek et al., 2005) a framework of an original proposal of the intrusion detection system based on the multi-agent approach was presented. In particular, the architecture of such a system and the task of agents were specified. Proposed ideas were further developed and in work (Nguyen et al., 2006) the problem of anomalies detection on the basis of the nodes traffic analysis was discussed. The proposal of the method for Denial of Service Attack detection was given in (Prusiewicz, 2008a). In this work we propose a novel framework of a multi-agent system for anomaly detection. The originality of our solution consists of applying the social network approach to Man in the Middle Attack (MITM) detection in a network system. Our proposal is based on the social networks discovery and their characteristics measurement to detect anomalies in network traffic. We assume that network communication between nodes constitutes social network of users and their applications, so the appropriate methods of social network formal analysis can be applied. The other important assumption is that values of these social" @default.
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• W1542665489 title "Social Network Approach to Anomaly Detection in Network Systems" @default.
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