Hardening of the Internet of Things by using an intrusion detection system based on deep learning.

The Internet of Things (IoTs) is a complex and large network of all kinds of equipment and things that covers various areas such as military networks, industrial networks, smart urban infrastructures, education, and many other areas, high volume of traffic, and the growing number of connected equipment. to these networks has made intrusion detection in these networks a challenging issue; Therefore, protecting these networks from various attacks is of particular importance and can be established through planning and establishing effective security controls. One of these important and effective methods of security control is the use of an intrusion detection system (IDS). Due to the ability of machine learning and deep learning methods to learn from existing real examples, they are used to prevent, predict, and intelligently and quickly track complex and unknown future examples. The most important ability and feature of these methods are to detect and predict new attacks, which in many cases are mutated or inspired by previous attacks. Therefore, IoTs control and security systems use and develop new methods in creating safe and intelligent communication between their devices and equipment, which are activated using advanced deep learning and machine methods. Also, the success and advancements of deep learning methods in various fields and fields with extensive data have made activists in the field of the internet interested in these methods. In this paper, to solve the mentioned problems and challenges, we also present a new and effective method of detection based on long short-term memory (LSTM)–recurrent neural network (RNN) and kernel principal component analysis (PCA). To achieve data preprocessing, high accuracy detection rate, feature extraction, and attack detection is embedded in an end-to-end or global detection method. We have used the NSL-KDD dataset to evaluate the results and check the presented idea. The results of our experiments and simulations show that the proposed IDS-LSTM attack detection strategy and idea has better performance than several detection and prediction strategies that use neural networks, support vector machines (SVM). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]