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swMATH14144MaRDI QIDQ26052FDOQ26052


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Cited In (16)

  • A scalable intrusion detection system for IPv6
  • Revisiting multiple pattern matching algorithms for multi-core architecture
  • Analyzing matching time behavior of backtracking regular expression matchers by using ambiguity of NFA
  • Privacy-preserving pattern matching on encrypted data
  • Using data-independence in the analysis of intrusion detection systems
  • A faster algorithm for matching a set of patterns with variable length don't cares
  • MULAN: multi-level adaptive network filter
  • An efficient pre-filtering mechanism for parallel intrusion detection based on many-core GPU
  • Coevolutionary-based mechanisms for network anomaly detection
  • Principle components and importance ranking of distributed anomalies
  • Two alternatives for handling preferences in qualitative choice logic
  • A parameterized multilevel pattern matching architecture on FPGAs for network intrusion detection and prevention
  • A model of the behavior of network objects in distributed computer systems
  • On the infeasibility of modeling polymorphic shellcode. Re-thinking the role of learning in intrusion detection systems
  • Compressing regular expressions' DFA table by matrix decomposition
  • Indices of power in optimal IDS default configuration: theory and examples


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