Detection of Unauthorized Access Points Based on Machine Learning Techniques

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Cyber Technologies and Emerging Sciences

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Wireless networks were widely used, but they were actually a threat. Represents Recognized as a wireless AP (access point). In particular, unauthorized APs used by businesses, military installations, and government agencies can be exposed to hacking attacks. Therefore, to protect your information, it is significant to identify unauthorized APs. This paper addresses round-trip time (RTT) values as records to identify allowed and unallowed APs in a wireless integrated atmosphere. Machine learning techniques such as potential Dirichlet map**, k nearest neighbors, naive bays, support vector machines, bagging, adapter boosting, gradient boosting machines, random forests, additional trees, and gradient descent techniques are employed to resolve these issues. Gradient Boosting algorithm is used for protection and identification. This is developed and tested on data set. Experimental results show that it offers the highest accuracy.

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Narasimham, C., Manasa, V., Karimisetty, S., Viswanadha Reddy, N., Maurya, S. (2023). Detection of Unauthorized Access Points Based on Machine Learning Techniques. In: Maurya, S., Peddoju, S.K., Ahmad, B., Chihi, I. (eds) Cyber Technologies and Emerging Sciences. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 467. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2538-2_41

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