HAMI: Hybrid Adaptive AutoML for IoT Intrusion Detection

the growth of IoT devices presents significant security challenges due to their diverse and dynamic environments. To address this, we developed HAMI, a novel intrusion detection system. Our method leverages the GIFS algorithm, which combines feature rankings from ensemble models with genetic algorithms to uncover subtle inter-feature correlations, enhancing detection accuracy. Additionally, we introduce GridSearchSMOTE, a technique that optimizes data balancing by evaluating various SMOTE variants through a meticulous grid search, ensuring optimal performance for each dataset. Empirical evaluations of HAMI show superior accuracy, achieving a 99% detection rate and reduced false positives, outperforming existing systems. These results underscore HAMI’s potential to significantly improve IoT network security by exploring its scalability and real-time detection capabilities.

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2025-04-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/comsds65569.2025.10971316
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Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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M. Saber, В. А. Богатырев, Natalia Gusarova
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Abstract

the growth of IoT devices presents significant security challenges due to their diverse and dynamic environments. To address this, we developed HAMI, a novel intrusion detection system. Our method leverages the GIFS algorithm, which combines feature rankings from ensemble models with genetic algorithms to uncover subtle inter-feature correlations, enhancing detection accuracy. Additionally, we introduce GridSearchSMOTE, a technique that optimizes data balancing by evaluating various SMOTE variants through a meticulous grid search, ensuring optimal performance for each dataset. Empirical evaluations of HAMI show superior accuracy, achieving a 99% detection rate and reduced false positives, outperforming existing systems. These results underscore HAMI’s potential to significantly improve IoT network security by exploring its scalability and real-time detection capabilities.

ITMO University (RU)
Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
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