"... In PAGE 12: ... 5 Summary and Conclusions In this paper we have presented several new related-key impossible differential attacks on 7-round and 8-round AES-192. The data and time complexities are summarized in Table1 . Our attacks significantly improve the attacks presented in [12], but use different properties of the key schedule of AES-192.... ..."

"... In PAGE 11: ...tion, we had hoped that the features we constructed would be general enough so that the models can detect new vari- ations of the known intrusions. Table10 compares the de- tection rates of old intrusions and new intrusions. Here new intrusions refer to those that did not have corresponding in- stances in the training data.... ..."

"... In PAGE 11: ...tion, we had hoped that the features we constructed would be general enough so that the models can detect new vari- ations of the known intrusions. Table10 compares the de- tection rates of old intrusions and new intrusions. Here new intrusions refer to those that did not have corresponding in- stances in the training data.... ..."

"... In PAGE 20: ...Although our models were intended for misuse detection, we had hoped that the features we constructed would be general enough so that the models can detect new variations of the known intrusions. Table15 compares the detection rates of old intrusions and new intrusions. Here new intrusions refer to those that did not have corresponding instances in the training data.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ...Attacks The 32 different attack types shown in Table1 were used in the evaluation. Attacks used during both training and testing are shown using normal type.... In PAGE 5: ... The attacks had a variety of goals. The upper row of Table1 contains denial of service (DoS) attacks designed to disrupt a host or network service.... In PAGE 5: ... The snmp-get R2L attack against the router is a password guessing attack where the community password of the router is guessed and an attacker then uses SNMP to monitor the router. The third row of Table1 contains user to root (U2R) attacks where a local user on a machine is able to obtain privileges normally reserved for the UNIX root or super user. Some U2R attacks exploit poorly written system programs that run at root level which are susceptible to buffer overflows (e.... In PAGE 5: ...uidperl (e.g. perl), and other software weaknesses. The bottom row of Table1 contains probe or scan attacks. These include many programs that can automatically scan a network of computers to gather information or find known vulnerabilities.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ...Attacks The 32 different attack types shown in Table1 were used in the evaluation. Attacks used during both training and testing are shown using normal type.... In PAGE 5: ... The attacks had a variety of goals. The upper row of Table1 contains denial of service (DoS) attacks designed to disrupt a host or network service.... In PAGE 5: ... The snmp-get R2L attack against the router is a password guessing attack where the community password of the router is guessed and an attacker then uses SNMP to monitor the router. The third row of Table1 contains user to root (U2R) attacks where a local user on a machine is able to obtain privileges normally reserved for the UNIX root or super user. Some U2R attacks exploit poorly written system programs that run at root level which are susceptible to buffer overflows (e.... In PAGE 5: ...uidperl (e.g. perl), and other software weaknesses. The bottom row of Table1 contains probe or scan attacks. These include many programs that can automatically scan a network of computers to gather information or find known vulnerabilities.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ... The following tables show this breakdown. Table4 shows the performance of the algorithm for old and new attacks. An old attack is de ned as an attack identical or similar to an attack that was present in the training data.... ..."