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Intrusion Detection

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Over the last two decades, information systems have revolutionized with more computer networking, Internets, World Wide Web (www), and Internet of Things (IoT). This resulted in a voluminous increase in both static and dynamic data size, offering a high chance of having potential threats to the global information infrastructure.

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