Abstract
Network security has grown to be a major concern in recent years due to the popularity and development of Wi-Fi networks. However, the use of Wi-Fi networks is expanding quickly, and so is the number of attacks on Wi-Fi networks. In this paper, a novel WiFi Unauthorized Access Detection System (WUADS) technique has been proposed to detect unauthorized access in the WiFi network. Initially, the Wi-Fi frames are collected from the AWID dataset. The features of the Wi-Fi frame are extracted by using Principal Component Analysis (PCA). Finally, the Deep Belief Network (DBN) is employed for classification into authorized access and unauthorized access. The efficiency of the proposed WUADS technique was evaluated based on the parameters like accuracy, F1score, detection rate, precision, and recall. The performance analysis of the proposed WUADS technique achieves an overall accuracy range of 99.52%. The proposed WUADS method has a high success rate and the quickest attack detection time compared to deep learning techniques like CNN, RNN, and ANN. The proposed WUADS improves the overall accuracy better than 1.12%, 0.1%, and 14.22% comparative analysis of the SAE (Stacked AutoEncoder), WNIDS (wireless Network Intrusion Detection System), and 3D-ID (3 Dimensional-Identification) respectively.
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