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• TITLE: Cutting Edge Trends in Deception Based Intrusion Detection Systems—A Survey

  AUTHORS: Onyekware U. Oluoha, Terungwa S. Yange, George E. Okereke, Francis S. Bakpo

  KEYWORDS: Cloud Computing, Intrusion Detection System, Cyber Security, Cyber Deception, Deception Technology

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Information Security, Vol.12 No.4, September 30, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Cyber criminals have become a formidable treat in today’s world. This present reality has placed cloud computing platforms under constant treats of cyber-attacks at all levels, with an ever-evolving treat landscape. It has been observed that the number of threats faced in cloud computing is rising exponentially mainly due to its widespread adoption, rapid expansion and a vast attack surface. One of the front-line tools employed in defense against cyber-attacks is the Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs). In recent times, an increasing number of researchers and cyber security practitioners alike have advocated the use of deception-based techniques in IDS and other cyber security defenses as against the use of traditional methods. This paper presents an extensive overview of the deception technology environment, as well as a review of current trends and implementation models in deception-based Intrusion Detection Systems. Issues mitigating the implementation of deception based cyber security defenses are also investigated.