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User Profiling for Intrusion Detection in Windows NT

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Overview In User Profiling, they observe the normal behavior of computer users and from this, seek to automatically learn models that characterize this behavior. Then for a new session, these models are used to either authenticate the login name, or to identify a malicious insider. A related problem is Program Profiling, in which models for normal activity of an application program are learned, then used to identify attacks. This is a somewhat easier problem because humans do not come with "Specs", so compared to programs, the behavior is infinitely less predictable. For nearly two years they have been monitoring real users doing their daily work on an operational Windows NT network.

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Publisher	George Mason University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	Windows NT - 2000 - 2003, Network Security, Intrusion Detection Systems

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