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Proceedings Article | 29 April 2023 Paper

A DDoS attack detection method based on AE network in the internet of vehicles

ShiWen Shen, YuQiao Ning, MingMing Yu, Zhen Guo, ShiHao Xue, QingYang Wu

Proceedings Volume 12610, 126102V (2023) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2671449

KEYWORDS: Data modeling, Deep learning, Machine learning, Neural networks, Network security, Internet, Environmental sensing, Detection and tracking algorithms

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With the rapid development of 5G technology, the Intelligent and Connected Vehicle (ICV) technology is also evolving and expanding its application scenarios. In order to achieve lower latency and reduce the network load caused by massive data reflow in ICV, MEC (Mobile Edge Computing) technology is introduced to support ICV communication. While MEC technology brings a good experience to users, more and more attacks against Telematics come along, the most common of which is DDoS attacks, which can bring huge losses to telematics systems. Based on this, this paper proposes a DDoS attack detection method based on SAE neural network. The method uses the stacked Auto-encoder-based model proposed in the paper to detect network traffic in the telematics network, feeds the traffic data into the test model, and determines whether the automotive network system is under DDOS attack based on a threshold value. The DDoS attack is detected using the method proposed in the paper, with high detection rates in the training and test sets and stable models. Better experimental results were also obtained by later changing the number of hidden layers in the SAE network to detect DDoS attacks. Comparing the method in this paper with the SVM and CNN methods, the experimental results show that the DDoS attack detection method based on SAE networks works best.

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