Re: Machine Learning for IDS: which dataset?

[John Goodall <jgood () umbc edu>]

The honeynet project has also made several of their data sets  
collected (some of which are in tcpdump format) available:
http://www.honeynet.org/scans/

On Jun 6, 2006, at 9:56 AM, trantichphuoc () yahoo com wrote:

> Hi there,
> I am interested in applying machine learning algorithms in  
> detecting network intrusions. I read many papers and realized that  
> the KDD-99 is the most well-known dataset used in the field.  
> However, this dataset is provided by MIT in 1999, and obviously,  
> its pretty old. As we all know, the defensive technologies are  
> fast, and also the hacking techniques. Clearly, the KDD-99 dataset  
> would not provide the true representation of a network at the  
> current time. So, could anyone plz tell me which dataset is more  
> updated, specialized for machine learning research in IDS?
> Thanks
> Patrick


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