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A Survey of Explainable Intrusion Detection Systems in IoT Networks

Dai et al., 2025

Document ID
9868300771981460890
Author
Dai J
Huang J
Jiang Y
Gyawali S
Zhong F
Publication year
Publication venue
International Symposium on Intelligent Computing and Networking

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Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT), a network of interconnected devices enabling seamless data sharing, has seen widespread adoption driven by the increasing reliance on smart technologies. However, this rapid growth introduces significant security vulnerabilities …
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