Re: Machine Learning for IDS: which dataset?

["J.A." <centurion () phreaker net>]

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
>
>
>   
Hi, Patrick.

I am using the KDD-99 dataset in my research work. Though it is the most 
well-known datasets it has several drawbacks that limits what you can do 
with it. As an example, and as you note,  the distribution of normal 
data and attack data does not represents a true real network.

I think that a better dataset is the original used to generate the 
KDD-99 dataset. It can be obtained from www.ll.mit.edu.

Cheers


Juan A. Suárez-Romero

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