Boosting 6G Network Security Using a High-Performance Adaptive Threat Detection Algorithm (ATDA)
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Elliptic Curve Cryptography, Adaptive Threat Detection AlgorithmAbstract
With the advent of 6G communications, the demand for robust security mechanisms has become paramount to safeguard against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. This research article introduces an innovative Adaptive Threat Detection Algorithm (ATDA) designed to enhance security in 6G communication networks. The ATDA leverages adaptive strategies and real-time data analysis to detect and mitigate potential security breaches more effectively. To validate the efficacy of the ATDA, a comprehensive comparative analysis was conducted against four well-established security algorithms: Intrusion Detection System (IDS) algorithms, Machine Learning-based Anomaly Detection algorithms, the Zero Trust Security Model, and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). The quantitative evaluation, utilizing advanced simulation tools and real-world application scenarios, demonstrates that the ATDA significantly outperforms traditional algorithms in terms of response time, overall threat mitigation capabilities, and detection accuracy. The results underscore the potential of ATDA to set a new benchmark in 6G communication security, offering a highly reliable solution for pre-empting and countering cyberattacks. This research article provides a detailed assessment of the ATDA's performance, paving the way for its adoption in future communication networks to ensure robust and resilient security infrastructure.
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