Network intrusion detection systems are essential for defending recent computer networks from ever-evolving cyberattacks. Security is of utmost importance due to the complex and constantly changing nature of network threats. To improve the detection capabilities in network traffic, this research presents a unique method for intrusion detection by utilizing attention-based transformer architectures. The proposed Transformer-based model offers an adaptable and reliable method for detecting sophisticated and dynamic threats by fusing the strength of the self-attention mechanism. The model is evaluated on two network intrusion benchmark datasets (NSL-KDD, UNSW-NB15). The correlation technique is used for feature extraction, and both binary and multi-class classification with and without feature extraction are performed on the datasets. The proposed model achieved over 99% accuracy, precision, and recall on the two datasets. The experimental results indicate that the proposed approach provides better results than other systems.
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