Improved Methodology to Detect Advanced Persistent Threat Attacks
N. Ambika · Advances in information security, privacy, and ethics book series · 2020
Cybersecurity is essentials in today's era. An increase in cyberattacks has driven caution to safeguard data. An advanced persistent attack is an attack where the intellectual property of an organization is attempted to be misused. The attacker stays on the network for a long-time intruding into confidential files. The attacker switches into sleep mode, masking himself. Hence, the attacker is quite difficult to trace. The proposed work is suggested to tackle the problem. Public key cryptography is used to encrypt the data. The hash code is affixed to the transmitted message to provide reliability to the transmitted data. The work proves to be 4.9% stronger in authenticating the received packets, provides 4.42% greater data reliability, and decreases the load of the server by 43.5% compared to work.