Algorithmic evaluation demonstrates a 92.3% F1-score for unknown attack detection in industrial networks, highlighting generative AI's role in proactive cybersecurity.
Traditional intrusion detection methods have limited ability to identify unknown attacks and attack variants, especially when high-quality attack samples are insufficient. To address this bottleneck, this paper proposes a proactive defense framework based on generative AI for network attack sample generation and intelligent detection. The framework first constructs a CGAN-VAE hybrid attack sample generator to synthesize realistic and diverse malicious traffic. A coevolutionary adversarial training mechanism is then designed so that the generator and detector are optimized iteratively through dynamic game learning. Finally, an active learning strategy filters high-value samples and forms a closed loop of “generation–detection–enhancement”. Experimental results show that the generated samples reach a feature coverage area of 31.5, representing a 95.9% improvement over SMOTE, and the trained detector achieves 91.7 % recall and 92.3% F1-score for unknown attack detection. The framework is applicable to industrial control networks, wireless monitoring systems, and electromagnetic-compatible manufacturing infrastructures, where secure data links and reliable antenna-based communication are essential for preventing disruptions in automated production systems.
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