Abstract
This article presents evaluations of an immunity-based anomaly detection method with dynamic updating of profiles. Our experiments showed that the updating of both self and nonself profiles markedly decreased both the false alarm and missed alarm rates in masquerader detection. In computer worm detection, all the random-scanning worms and simulated metaserver worms examined were detected. The detection accuracy of the simulated passive worm was markedly improved.
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