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Intrusion Detection at Scale with the Assistance of a Command-line Language Model

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arxiv 2404.13402 v1 pith:72PDNZ76 submitted 2024-04-20 cs.CR cs.AIcs.CL

classification cs.CRcs.AIcs.CL
keywords detectionintrusiondatasecuritysolutionsabilityautomaticallydesigned
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Intrusion detection is a long standing and crucial problem in security. A system capable of detecting intrusions automatically is on great demand in enterprise security solutions. Existing solutions rely heavily on hand-crafted rules designed by security operators, which suffer from high false negative rates and poor generalization ability to new, zero-day attacks at scale. AI and machine learning offer promising solutions to address the issues, by inspecting abnormal user behaviors intelligently and automatically from data. However, existing learning-based intrusion detection systems in the literature are mostly designed for small data, and they lack the ability to leverage the power of big data in cloud environments. In this paper, we target at this problem and introduce an intrusion detection system which incorporates large-scale pre-training, so as to train a large language model based on tens of millions of command lines for AI-based intrusion detection. Experiments performed on 30 million training samples and 10 million test samples verify the effectiveness of our solution.

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  1. SCADE: Scalable Framework for Anomaly Detection in High-Performance System

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    SCADE uses BM25 and log-entropy rarity scoring plus Isolation Forest context to detect command-line attacks, claiming over 98% SNR with no labeled data.

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