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2021-11-29
Gajjar, Himali, Malek, Zakiya.  2020.  A Survey of Intrusion Detection System (IDS) using Openstack Private Cloud. 2020 Fourth World Conference on Smart Trends in Systems, Security and Sustainability (WorldS4). :162–168.
Computer Networks fights with a continues issues with attackers and intruders. Attacks on distributed systems becoming more powerful and more frequent day by day. Intrusion detection methods are performing main role to detect intruders and attackers. To identify intrusion on computer or computer networks an intrusion detection system methods are used. Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) performs an prime role by presenting the network security. It gives a defense layer by monitoring the traffic on network for predefined distrustful activity or pattern. In this paper we have analyze and compare existing signature based and anomaly based algorithm with Openstack private cloud.
2021-02-23
Ratti, R., Singh, S. R., Nandi, S..  2020.  Towards implementing fast and scalable Network Intrusion Detection System using Entropy based Discretization Technique. 2020 11th International Conference on Computing, Communication and Networking Technologies (ICCCNT). :1—7.

With the advent of networking technologies and increasing network attacks, Intrusion Detection systems are apparently needed to stop attacks and malicious activities. Various frameworks and techniques have been developed to solve the problem of intrusion detection, still there is need for new frameworks as per the challenging scenario of enormous scale in data size and nature of attacks. Current IDS systems pose challenges on the throughput to work with high speed networks. In this paper we address the issue of high computational overhead of anomaly based IDS and propose the solution using discretization as a data preprocessing step which can drastically reduce the computation overhead. We propose method to provide near real time detection of attacks using only basic flow level features that can easily be extracted from network packets.