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Intrusion detection has emerged as an important approach to security problems. The existing techniques are analyzed, and then an effective anomaly detection method based on HMMs (hidden Markov models) is proposed to learn patterns of Unix processes. Fixed-length sequences of system calls were extracted from traces of programs to train and test models. The RP (relative probability) value, which uses short sequences as inputs, is computed to classify normal and abnormal behaviors. The algorithm is simple and can be directly applied. Experiments on sendmail and lpr traces demonstrate that the method can construct accurate and concise discriminator to detect intrusive actions.
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