Abstract

The security and integrity of computer networks are seriously threatened by network assaults. Keeping a safe network environment requires the capacity to anticipate and stop these threats. Supervised machine learning methods have become powerful instruments for attacking network traffic and spotting patterns that point to malicious behaviour. We provide an in-depth examination of supervised machine learning methods for network attack prediction. We gather the data, preprocess it, extract pertinent features, and structure it so that machine learning algorithms may use it.We assess these algorithms' performance. To understand the fundamental patterns and traits of network assaults, we look at how interpretability the trained models are. This enables network managers to comprehend the types of threats and create suitable. Keywords - Network Attacks, Supervised Machine Learning, Network security,Network traffic analysis, Malicious behavior detection, Feature extraction,Machine learning algorithm,Model interpretability,Network attack patterns,Network defense strategies,Naive Bayes Algorithm, Ridge Classfier ,Random Forest Classfier

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