Article | REF: H5840 V1

Intrusion detection and analysis

Author: Hervé DEBAR

Publication date: October 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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    Attacks on information systems and networks have been on the increase for many years. This growth has gone hand in hand with an ever-increasing number of published computer vulnerabilities, most of them software flaws. These vulnerabilities are the subject of official or semi-official publications, often accompanied by programs enabling all or part of an attack to be carried out automatically.

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