Volume 20 No 9 (2022)
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Machine Learning Based Network Security In Internet Of Things
Pranav Pankhawala, Dr Sumedha Sirsikar
Abstract
The adoption of IoT has accelerated integration and expanded the reach of the Web beyond computers, tablets, and
smartphones to a variety of physical objects. This is being driven ahead by the Internet of Things, which is starting
to ingrain itself more deeply into daily life. While IoT devices offer several creative features and make life simpler,
they also greatly increase the possibility for nefarious people, criminal organisations, and maybe even
governments to spy on and meddle with unaware IoT system users. Demand for data science approaches to
tackling these issues has increased as the coming crisis gets worse, and new study demonstrates that predictive
analytics taught with ml algorithms offer tremendous promise.
Keywords
Network Security; Threat; Machine Learning; Security Analysis; Internet of Things
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