Published March 14, 2026 | Version v1

Cyber Hacking Breaches Prediction Using Machine Learning

  • 1. Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Sai Rajeswari Institute of Technology

Description

Cyber-physical systems (cps) have made significant progress in many dynamic applications due to the integration between physical processes, computational resources, and communication capabilities. However, cyber-attacks are a major threat to these systems. Unlike faults 
that occurs by accidents cyber-physical systems, cyber-attacks occur intelligently and stealthy. 
Some of these attacks which are called deception attacks, inject false data from sensors or controllers, and also by compromising with some cyber components, corrupt data, or enter misinformation into the system. If the system is unaware of the existence of these attacks, it won’t be able 
to detect them, and performance may be disrupted or disabled altogether. Therefore, it is necessary to adapt algorithms to identify these types of attacks in these systems. It should be noted that 
the data generated in these systems is produced in very large number, with so much variety, and 
high speed, so it is important to use machine learning algorithms to facilitate the analysis and 
evaluation of data and to identify hidden patterns. In this research, the CPS is model as a network 
of agents that move in union with each other, and one agent is considered as a leader, and the 
other agents are commanded by the leader. The proposed method in this study is to use the structure of deep neural networks for the detection phase, which should inform the system of the 
existence of the attack in the initial moments of the attack. The use of resilient control algorithms 
in the network to isolate the misbehave agent in the leader-follower mechanism has been investigated. In the presented control method, after the attack detection phase with the use of a deep 
neural network, the control system uses the reputation algorithm to isolate the misbehave agent. 
Experimental analysis shows us that deep learning algorithms can detect attacks with higher performance that usual methods and can make cyber security simpler, more proactive, less expensive 
and far more effective. 

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Accepted
2026-03-14