IoT Network Intrusion Detection using Self Learning Evaluated Bird Swarm Optimization and a Deep Belief Network

Kishore M. K.*, Bhanu S. **, Ruksana P.***, Ch. Neeraj****, Rizwan P.*****
*-*****Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Usha Rama College of Engineering and Technology, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Periodicity:July - September'2025

Abstract

Intrusion detection in IoT networks remains a challenging task due to the increasing complexity of cyber threats. This paper introduces a self-learning enhanced bird swarm optimization-deep belief network (EBSO-DBN) model to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of network intrusion detection. By incorporating an adaptive self-learning mechanism into EBSO, the proposed method dynamically adjusts the DBN parameters for improved classification performance. The comparative evaluation demonstrates that the proposed approach achieves a higher accuracy of 99.16%, precision of 99.51%, recall of 98.93%, and a significantly reduced false alarm rate (FAR) of 0.81%, outperforming the existing method, which achieved 97.72% accuracy, 98.67% precision, 97.04% recall, and a FAR of 2.22%. These results indicate that the proposed method effectively enhances intrusion detection, reduces false positives, and ensures a higher detection rate, making it a reliable solution for IoT network security.

Keywords

Intrusion Detection, IoT, Self-Learning, Bird Swarm, Deep Learning, Network Optimization.

How to Cite this Article?

Kishore, M. K., Bhanu, S., Ruksana, P., Neeraj, C., and Rizwan, P. (2025). IoT Network Intrusion Detection using Self Learning Evaluated Bird Swarm Optimization and a Deep Belief Network. i-manager’s Journal on Electronics Engineering, 15(4), 48-61.

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