Examples of Malicious Activity in a sentence
Malicious Activity - intentionally, recklessly or negligently damaging any system (e.g., by the introduction of any so-called "virus", "worm", or "trojan-horse" program); damaging or violating the privacy of information not belonging to the user; or misusing or allowing misuse of system resources.
Rokade and Yogesh Kumar Sharma [13] proposed a system to identification of Malicious Activity for Network Packet using Deep Learning.
Malicious Activity Beyond Control of TPx: TPx DOES NOT WARRANT THAT ALL CUSTOMER FAILURES OR PROBLEMS CAN OR WILL BE REMEDIED AS A RESULT OF TPx’S SERVICES OR THAT CUSTOMER’S SYSTEMS WILL NEVER BE AFFECTED BY MALICIOUS ACTIVITY.
It also explored how the virtual components of that network can be automatically configured through that process to provide a host network for executing the Malicious Activity Simulation Tool (MAST) or other network administrator training tools.
These Malicious Activity Patterns are to be used as feedback to the HbH systems in order to improve the detection capabilities of the inbuilt IDS’s and thereby also improve the accuracy of collection of data of potential forensic evidentiary use.
An Assessment of Overt Malicious Activity Manifest in Residential Networks.
Analyzer which is the last part of our proposed framework for detection of Botnets, is responsible for finding common hosts that appeared in the results of previous parts (Traffic Monitoring and Malicious Activity Detector).
Malicious Activity - intentionally, recklessly or negligently damaging any system (e.g., by the introduction of any so-called "virus", "worm", or "Trojan-horse" program); damaging or violating the privacy of information not belonging to the user; or misusing or allowing misuse of system resources.
Hayes produced a summary of the three waves of thesis research projects associated with the MAST program in Chapter II of his thesis, “A Definitive Interoperability Test Methodology for the Malicious Activity Simulation Tool (MAST)” [6].• First Wave: Taff and Salveski• Second Wave: Neff/Longoria• Third Wave: Hayes/Makhlouf and LittlejohnThe foundation for this project was laid by Taff and Salveski.
The Malicious Activity Simulation Tool (MAST) was designed to remedy this shortfall in training.MAST was incrementally designed and developed at the Naval Postgraduate School (Taff and Salveski [2], Neff [3], Longoria [4], Hammond [5], Hayes [6], Belli [7], and Lowney [8]) to provide commanding officers, network security instructors and network security evaluators with the ability to deliver a simulation of malicious activity to their target audience on the very network they are supposed to manage.