Nowadays the computer security is important in our society,. Because of the wide use of computer ... more Nowadays the computer security is important in our society,. Because of the wide use of computer networks and its application, it becomes imperative to detect the network attacks to protect the information security.therefor, anyone using a computer is at some risk of intrusion, even if he is not connected to the Internet or any other network . If the computer is left unattended, any person can attempt to access and misuse the system. The problem is, however, greater if the computer is connected to a network, especially the Internet. Any user from any place in the world can reach the computer remotely and may attempt to access private information. Solving the problem of attack detection using intrusion detection against computer networks is being a major problem in the area of network security. The intrusion detection system meets some challenges, and there are different approaches to deal with these challenges, neural network and machine learning is the best approaches to deal with ...
Traditional intrusion prevention techniques, such as firewalls, access control or encryption, hav... more Traditional intrusion prevention techniques, such as firewalls, access control or encryption, have failed to fully protect networks and systems from increasing attacks.Therefore an intrusion detection system (IDS) has become an important component of security infrastructure and a key part of system defense to detect these attacks before they make a disaster in the system. In this paper, we are going to design an intrusion detection system using Weka Data Mining Software, to check the existence of intrusion, and classify it when detected, to know the type of intrusion, according to attack types, this will implemented in Weka 3.6 Software, with KDD CUP 99 intrusion detection dataset. We construct a system with a very accurate, flexible and effective results when compare with other systems
(anotace v CZ nebyla pořizena)Citing calls, honours, summons, locates, remembers, accuses, and it... more (anotace v CZ nebyla pořizena)Citing calls, honours, summons, locates, remembers, accuses, and it also produces genealogies and tangles of knowledge, feeling, and meaning. It names resonances, verbalises hauntings, acknowledges debt, claims community, and establishes inheritances. It alleges meaning, and is itself a practice of allegiance and filiality. It extracts but can also extort. It appropriates, but can also misappropriate and expropriate. Its lack can be theft, but its presence can be a betrayal at times. Its absence can be equalising in an unequal world, and protective in dangerous contexts, but can also disappear those already overwritten as producers in systems of power and meaning. Certain prescribed and professionalised practices of citation in art and scholarship traditionally demarcate the terrain as one of proprietary relations, beholden to the capitalist law of value and a colonial tradition of mastery. Needful reparations for what Lewis Gordon names “citational apartheid,” and the wishful recoveries of life maimed by institutions, raise the question of which codes must be followed, overloaded, rewritten, violated, or broken entirely–and when, and by whom. What new sensibilities do incite and recite–as emissaries from other worlds of reading, claiming, affiliating, declaiming, authorising, announcing, pronouncing–convene for us? In assembling different enunciations of presence and authority, these riffs on citation make available not only who is cited or not, but also who is citing and as what. Thus are raised questions of responsibility and answerability to something–perhaps unnamed, unspoken, and uncited– that exists beyond what and who is cited and what and who cites. What, if anything, is to be done with this? The 2nd Hic Rosa Studio in Materialist and Decolonial (MAD) Politics and Aesthetics is built around the themes of re/in/citation as a way to examine the relation between our politics and our aesthetics in a materialist, uncolonial, and unfascist vein–and to map out the coordinates of form, content, and method in our various labours that may allow us to think of decolonising beyond delinking, hospitality beyond occupation, filiality beyond appropriation, inquiry beyond settlement, solidarity beyond confession, authoring beyond authority, presence beyond immediacy, abundance beyond superfluity, and history beyond debt.
Nowadays the computer security is important in our society,. Because of the wide use of computer ... more Nowadays the computer security is important in our society,. Because of the wide use of computer networks and its application, it becomes imperative to detect the network attacks to protect the information security.therefor, anyone using a computer is at some risk of intrusion, even if he is not connected to the Internet or any other network . If the computer is left unattended, any person can attempt to access and misuse the system. The problem is, however, greater if the computer is connected to a network, especially the Internet. Any user from any place in the world can reach the computer remotely and may attempt to access private information. Solving the problem of attack detection using intrusion detection against computer networks is being a major problem in the area of network security. The intrusion detection system meets some challenges, and there are different approaches to deal with these challenges, neural network and machine learning is the best approaches to deal with ...
Traditional intrusion prevention techniques, such as firewalls, access control or encryption, hav... more Traditional intrusion prevention techniques, such as firewalls, access control or encryption, have failed to fully protect networks and systems from increasing attacks.Therefore an intrusion detection system (IDS) has become an important component of security infrastructure and a key part of system defense to detect these attacks before they make a disaster in the system. In this paper, we are going to design an intrusion detection system using Weka Data Mining Software, to check the existence of intrusion, and classify it when detected, to know the type of intrusion, according to attack types, this will implemented in Weka 3.6 Software, with KDD CUP 99 intrusion detection dataset. We construct a system with a very accurate, flexible and effective results when compare with other systems
(anotace v CZ nebyla pořizena)Citing calls, honours, summons, locates, remembers, accuses, and it... more (anotace v CZ nebyla pořizena)Citing calls, honours, summons, locates, remembers, accuses, and it also produces genealogies and tangles of knowledge, feeling, and meaning. It names resonances, verbalises hauntings, acknowledges debt, claims community, and establishes inheritances. It alleges meaning, and is itself a practice of allegiance and filiality. It extracts but can also extort. It appropriates, but can also misappropriate and expropriate. Its lack can be theft, but its presence can be a betrayal at times. Its absence can be equalising in an unequal world, and protective in dangerous contexts, but can also disappear those already overwritten as producers in systems of power and meaning. Certain prescribed and professionalised practices of citation in art and scholarship traditionally demarcate the terrain as one of proprietary relations, beholden to the capitalist law of value and a colonial tradition of mastery. Needful reparations for what Lewis Gordon names “citational apartheid,” and the wishful recoveries of life maimed by institutions, raise the question of which codes must be followed, overloaded, rewritten, violated, or broken entirely–and when, and by whom. What new sensibilities do incite and recite–as emissaries from other worlds of reading, claiming, affiliating, declaiming, authorising, announcing, pronouncing–convene for us? In assembling different enunciations of presence and authority, these riffs on citation make available not only who is cited or not, but also who is citing and as what. Thus are raised questions of responsibility and answerability to something–perhaps unnamed, unspoken, and uncited– that exists beyond what and who is cited and what and who cites. What, if anything, is to be done with this? The 2nd Hic Rosa Studio in Materialist and Decolonial (MAD) Politics and Aesthetics is built around the themes of re/in/citation as a way to examine the relation between our politics and our aesthetics in a materialist, uncolonial, and unfascist vein–and to map out the coordinates of form, content, and method in our various labours that may allow us to think of decolonising beyond delinking, hospitality beyond occupation, filiality beyond appropriation, inquiry beyond settlement, solidarity beyond confession, authoring beyond authority, presence beyond immediacy, abundance beyond superfluity, and history beyond debt.
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