A Deep Intelligent Attack Detection Framework for Fog-Based IoT Systems.
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ABSTRACT: Fog computing provides a multitude of end-based IoT system services. End IoT devices exchange information with fog nodes and the cloud to handle client undertakings. During the process of data collection between the layer of fog and the cloud, there are more chances of crucial attacks or assaults like DDoS and many more security attacks being compromised by IoT end devices. These network (NW) threats must be spotted early. Deep learning (DL) assumes an unmistakable part in foreseeing the end client behavior by extricating highlights and grouping the foe in the network. Yet, because of IoT devices' compelled nature in calculation and storage spaces, DL cannot be managed on those. Here, a framework for fog-based attack detection is proffered, and different attacks are prognosticated utilizin
SUBMITTER: Gudla SPK
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9800080 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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