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2023-09-08
Lee, Jonghoon, Kim, Hyunjin, Park, Chulhee, Kim, Youngsoo, Park, Jong-Geun.  2022.  AI-based Network Security Enhancement for 5G Industrial Internet of Things Environments. 2022 13th International Conference on Information and Communication Technology Convergence (ICTC). :971–975.
The recent 5G networks aim to provide higher speed, lower latency, and greater capacity; therefore, compared to the previous mobile networks, more advanced and intelligent network security is essential for 5G networks. To detect unknown and evolving 5G network intrusions, this paper presents an artificial intelligence (AI)-based network threat detection system to perform data labeling, data filtering, data preprocessing, and data learning for 5G network flow and security event data. The performance evaluations are first conducted on two well-known datasets-NSL-KDD and CICIDS 2017; then, the practical testing of proposed system is performed in 5G industrial IoT environments. To demonstrate detection against network threats in real 5G environments, this study utilizes the 5G model factory, which is downscaled to a real smart factory that comprises a number of 5G industrial IoT-based devices.
ISSN: 2162-1241
2021-06-24
Lee, Dongseop, Kim, Hyunjin, Ryou, Jaecheol.  2020.  Poisoning Attack on Show and Tell Model and Defense Using Autoencoder in Electric Factory. 2020 IEEE International Conference on Big Data and Smart Computing (BigComp). :538–541.
Recently, deep neural network technology has been developed and used in various fields. The image recognition model can be used for automatic safety checks at the electric factory. However, as the deep neural network develops, the importance of security increases. A poisoning attack is one of security problems. It is an attack that breaks down by entering malicious data into the training data set of the model. This paper generates adversarial data that modulates feature values to different targets by manipulating less RGB values. Then, poisoning attacks in one of the image recognition models, the show and tell model. Then use autoencoder to defend adversarial data.