POTENTIAL USE OF NEURAL NETWORKS TO DETECT ANOMALIES INTRUSIONS IN NETWORK TRAFFIC
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https://doi.org/10.30890/2709-1783.2023-26-01-008Keywords:
cybersecurity of an information system, intrusion into an information system, intrusion detection, machine learning, neural networkAbstract
The rapid digitalization of the world has led to various attacks on computer systems and networks, so cybersecurity of networks is an extremely important and relevant component of information security today. In our study, we compare two deep learning modeReferences
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