Titlebook: Computational Intelligence in Security for Information Systems; CISIS‘09, 2nd Intern Álvaro Herrero,Paolo Gastaldo,Emilio Corchado Conferen

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A Data Mining Based Analysis of Nmap Operating System Fingerprint Databaseentation of . that can express how operating systems are similar among them according to their TCP/IP stack implementation. This approach can improve the capability of identifying devices running unknown OSes. Other applications are also presented.

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Text Clustering for Digital Forensics Analysisls used for investigation constitute a central concern. In this paper a clustering-based text mining technique is introduced for investigational purposes. The proposed methodology is experimentally applied to the publicly available Enron dataset that well fits a plausible forensics analysis context.

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Fuzzy Rule Based Intelligent Security and Fire Detector Systemching process, and implement by using a microprocessor based hardware and intelligent fire recognition software. In this paper, we also implement a fuzzy rule based intelligent early fire detection warning system. The early warning prior to the fault without any ambiguity can avoid the disaster against the fault taking some preventive measures.

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An Investigation of Multi-objective Genetic Algorithms for Encrypted Traffic Identificationptimization under a flow based representation. Solutions do not use port numbers, IP address or payload. Performance of the resulting model provides 90% detection 0.8% false positive rates with 13 clusters supported by 14 of the original 38 features.

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Conference proceedings 2009in the - namically expanding realm of several fields such as Data Mining and Intelligence, Infrastructure Protection, Network Security, Biometry and Industrial Perspectives. The International Workshop on Computational Intelligence for Security in Infor- tion Systems (CISIS) proposes a forum to the d

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Strategische Entwicklung von Sportvereinenlated with success. In this paper, we present a real framework for vanets that use wireless communication among vehicles and RFID for different traffic signalling information, such as bus stop or semaphore location, speed limit information, etc.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86904-3he administrator is guided to provide the missing data. The configurations generated by our approach are represented in a vendor-independent format and therefore can be used with several real devices.