A systematic modelling of intrusion detection in IoT using a hybrid machine learning approach
摘要
Security issues have increased due to the increasing amount of IoT devices, making good intrusion detection systems (IDS) necessary to counteract changing cyberthreats. In order to overcome these obstacles, this work suggests combining a Kernel Extreme Learning Machine (KELM) method with a Binary Emperor Penguin Optimization (BEPO) algorithm-based feature selection for effective classification. Two benchmark datasets, CIC-IDS-2018 and Bot-IoT, were used to assess the model. The performance metrics evaluates the performance after preprocessing, dataset splitting, feature selection, and classification. The evaluation of performance is measured individually for both datasets using the BEPO-KELM model. The model obtained 99.01% of accuracy, 98.38% of detection rate, 99.13% of specificity, 99.21% of precision, 99.05% of f-measure, and 0.068 of FPR using the CIC-IDS-2018 dataset. The model obtained 99.24% of accuracy, 99.17% of detection rate, 99.42% of specificity, 99.36% of precision, 99.18% of f-measure, and 0.055 of FPR using the Bot-IoT dataset.