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ICACT20240269 Question.1
Questioner: bbaniya@fsmail.bradley.edu    2024-01-31 ¿ÀÈÄ 12:14:31
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Answer by Auhor m11107510@mail.ntust.edu.tw   2024-01-31 ¿ÀÈÄ 12:14:31
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As you mentioned, the defensive rate of the proposed system reaches 93%. Have you conducted any comparisons with other approaches to validate that your approach is superior to others? Thank you for your question! I have compared with the method using only the K-means algorithm, and it can be confirmed that the hybrid clustering algorithm is superior to the K-means algorithm. Hope to answer your question, Best Regards.
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Questioner: bbaniya@fsmail.bradley.edu    2024-01-31 ¿ÀÈÄ 12:22:24
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Authors mentioned that the proposed method handles real-time system to prevent malicious payloads in network traffic. Is this method effective against zero-day attacks? Thank you for your question! If the malicious packet is silimar to the data we use to generate the regular expression, this system can effective defend against zero-day attacks. Hope to answer your question, Best Regards