Scikit Learn Jobs

I need a working proof-of-concept that hardens my wireless network by analysing live traffic and flagging hostile activity the moment it appears. The model must reliably catch the attacks that worry me most: Denial of Service (DoS), Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) intrusions, classic packet sniffing, and ARP spoofing. Everything has to run in real time on a modest on-prem machine, so efficient feature extraction and lightweight inference are a priority. The task breaks down naturally into three parts. First, capture and label representative WLAN traffic—public datasets are fine as a starting point, but I also want a small tool that lets me pipe raw pcap streams into the training set so the system can learn my network's quirks. Second, build and train the detection engine: a well-comme...

I need a working, proof-of-concept framework that ingests live and historic network traffic logs, learns from them in near-real time, and flags malicious patterns before they escalate. The core must combine traditional threat-intel techniques with machine-learning pipelines so the system continuously adapts as new data arrives. Here’s what success looks like to me: • A modular data-collection layer that can stream pcap, NetFlow, or similar log formats into a preprocessing engine. • Feature-engineering and model-training code written in Python (feel free to leverage Pandas, scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch—whatever best suits the task). • A detection component that scores incoming traffic and raises alerts via a simple REST API or CLI output. • Cl...