Reference no: EM133266199
Consider the following event stream of system calls:
execve, open, fstat, mmap2, close, read, fstat, mmap2, mmap2, close, open
Let a Forrest IDS be trained on the above sequence with N-grams of size 3.
Which of the following sequences contain an anomaly? Select all that apply.
Group of answer choices
..., read, fstat, mmap2, close, ...
..., mmap2, close, read, fstat, ...
..., mmap2, close, open, fstat, ...
..., fstat, mmap2, close, read, ...
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