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Intrusion detection systems monitor protected networks and attempt to identify evidence of malicious activity. When an attack is detected, an alert is produced, and, possibly, a countermeasure is executed. A perfect intrusion detection system would be able to identify all the attacks without raising any false alarms. In addition, a countermeasure would be executed only when an attack is actually successful. Unfortunately false alarms are commonplace in intrusion detection systems, and perfectly benign events are interpreted as malicious. In addition, non-relevant alerts are also common. These are alerts associated with attacks that were not successful. Such alerts should be tagged appropriately so that their priority can be lowered.

Using Alert Verification to Identify Successful Intrusion Attempts