Analyzing anonymous activities using Interrupt-aware Anonymous User-System Detection Method (IAU-S-DM) in IoT

The intrusion detection process is important in various applications to identify unauthorized Internet of Things (IoT) network access. IoT devices are accessed by intermediators while transmitting the information, which causes security issues. Several intrusion detection systems are developed to identify intruders and unauthorized access in different software applications. Existing systems consume high computation time, making it difficult to identify intruders accurately. This research issue is mitigated by applying the Interrupt-aware Anonymous User-System Detection Method (IAU-S-DM). The method uses concealed service sessions to identify the anonymous interrupts. During this process, the system is trained with the help of different parameters such as origin, session access demands, and legitimate and illegitimate users of various sessions. These parameters help to recognize the intruder's activities with minimum computation time. In addition, the collected data is processed using the deep recurrent learning approach that identifies service failures and breaches, improving the overall intruder detection rate. The created system uses the TON-IoT dataset information that helps to identify the intruder activities while accessing the different data resources. This method's consistency is verified using the metrics of service failures of 10.65%, detection precision of 14.63%, detection time of 15.54%, and classification ratio of 20.51%.