Intrusion Detection System in Mobile and Online Banking Network

Computer Science

The denial-of-service attacks on well-known websites demonstrate that no open computer network is safe from incursions. Software upgrades frequently present new issues, and system software frequently has bugs that could lead to security issues. The work aims to develop an intrusion detection system that can monitor, examine, and identify actions of unauthorized users (Access Attempts), notify the relevant authority (the administrator) of the incursion, and create an environment that is largely free from intrusions. This study was driven by the growing need for network connectivity, which makes it harder, if not impossible, to isolate a system from outside intrusion. Furthermore, using wireless connectivity exposes the network to threats like latent eavesdropping and aggressive interference. Finally, the absence of a centralized point for monitoring and management makes it difficult to establish a clear line of defense. The system that is being developed will take a picture of the intruder, stop them from transferring money by encrypting the International Transfer Code (ITC), Money Laundering Code (MLC), and Transaction Access Code (TAC), and notify the admin and account owner automatically when there is an intrusion and further development.

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