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About this paper
Jiongchi Yu, Xiaofei Xie, Qiang Hu, Yuhan Ma, Ziming Zhao
Researchers from Singapore Management University, Tianjin University, and Zhejiang University introduce Chimera, an LLM-based multi-agent framework that automatically simulates diverse organizational operations and insider threats to generate high-fidelity, multi-modal security logs. The resulting ChimeraLog dataset achieves an expert-rated realism score of 4.20, comparable to real-world datasets, and presents a more challenging benchmark for ITD models, leading to up to a 20% drop in F1-score for existing methods compared to synthetic benchmarks.
Key insights
- Multi-agent LLM systems are effective for simulating complex enterprise scenarios and generating high-fidelity, difficult-to-collect synthetic datasets for cybersecurity research.
- The dynamic log generation capability can help mitigate performance degradation in ITD models caused by data distribution shifts in evolving enterprise environments by facilitating continuous retraining.
- While LLMs significantly enhance simulation, full automation of threat environment generation and adaptive, complex attack workflow definition remains an area for further development.
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