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Securing 5G Networks: Advanced Intrusion Detection Using Arbitrary Number Generation Techniques

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A novel algorithm, Arbitrary Number Producer with Categorized Intrusion Detection System (ANP-CIDS), designed to address 5G challenges by effectively countering two critical types of cyber-attacks: sleep deprivation attacks and Sybil attacks is introduced.

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