FNF: Flow-net based fingerprinting and its applications
Abstract
Relationships among events in conventional system and network logs are not explicitly recorded and can only be determined from examining ancillary attributes of the events, such as, time stamps and event identifiers, or sometimes the semantics of the event attributes with some learning algorithms. The accuracy of the event relations is subject to the design of the algorithms, the experience of the users of the algorithms, and the completeness...
Paper Details
Title
FNF: Flow-net based fingerprinting and its applications
Published Date
Jun 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
75
Pages
167 - 181
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