arXiv AI By Amanda Riverol, Gustavo Betarte, Rodrigo Mart\'inez, \'Alvaro Pardo

Comparative Evaluation of Static Embedding Models for HTTP Request Anomaly Detection

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The paper benchmarks static embedding models—Word2Vec, FastText, and Doc2Vec—for detecting anomalous HTTP requests using a single‑class classification framework. It introduces HEDA, a modular pipeline that trains both embeddings and detectors solely on benign traffic in an unsupervised setting. Experiments on synthetic and real datasets show that FastText embeddings consistently yield high detection rates with controlled false positives.

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