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Monitoring Network Logs for Anomalous Activity (1998)  (Make Corrections)  (4 citations)
Lane B. Warshaw, Sara P. Matzner, Daniel P. Miranker, Lance Obermeyer, David Spindler
Applied Research Laboratories at the University of Texas at A ustin



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Abstract: We report on the progress of the VenusDB active-database system as driven by WatchDog, an application in network intrusion detection. The application is typical of a class of problems we coin monotonic log monitoring systems. These are systems where real-time data sources are logged to a database for transactional assurances and the database further provides services for decision support. Milestones comprise the successful layering of a Venus language executable with Oracle through the use of... (Update)

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...of a database. VenusDB applications include schema integration for heterogeneous databases and intrusion detection on military networks [28, 31]. Venus is an ideal engine for extensible query optimization. Besides the rules having an obvious syntactic derivation from C , C...

.... process control monitors can be classified into a subclass of hard rule systems called monotonic log monitoring (MLM) applications [5,11,20,24,25,26] . MLMs process real time data logged to a database. The primary reason a DBMS is chosen is to exploit the database s query and...

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Lane B. Warshaw, et. al. Monitoring Network Logs for Anomalous Activity. Applied Research Laboratories at the University of Texas at Austin, technical report #TP-99-1, 1998. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/warshaw98monitoring.html   More

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    author = "Lane B. Warshaw and Sara P. Matzner and Daniel P. Miranker
        and Lance Obermeyer and David Spindler",
    title = "Monitoring Network Logs for Anomalous Activity",
    institution = "Applied Research Laboratories at the University of Texas at A
ustin", 
    number = "TP-99-1",
    year = "1998",
    url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/warshaw98monitoring.html" }
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