Multi-Agent Honeypot-Based Request-Response Context Dataset for Improved SQL Injection Detection Performance

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Main Authors: Yu, Hao, Li, Hui, Shi, FengYuan, Yu, Wenjie, Ho, PinHan, Wang, Zehua, Wang, Bin
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author Yu, Hao
Li, Hui
Shi, FengYuan
Yu, Wenjie
Ho, PinHan
Wang, Zehua
Wang, Bin
author_facet Yu, Hao
Li, Hui
Shi, FengYuan
Yu, Wenjie
Ho, PinHan
Wang, Zehua
Wang, Bin
contents SQL injection remains a major threat to web applications, as existing defenses often fail against obfuscation and evolving attacks because of neglecting the request-response context. This paper presents a context-enriched SQL injection detection framework, focusing on constructing a high-quality request-response dataset via a multi-agent honeypot system: the Request Generator Agent produces diverse malicious/benign requests, the Database Response Agent mediates interactions to ensure authentic responses while protecting production data, and the Traffic Monitor pairs requests with responses, assigns labels, and cleans data, yielding totally 140,973 labeled pairs with contextual cues absent in payload-only data. Experiments show that models trained on this context dataset outperform payload-only counterparts: CNN and BiLSTM achieve over 40\% accuracy improvement in different tasks, validating that the request-response context enhances the detection of evolving and obfuscated attacks.
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spellingShingle Multi-Agent Honeypot-Based Request-Response Context Dataset for Improved SQL Injection Detection Performance
Yu, Hao
Li, Hui
Shi, FengYuan
Yu, Wenjie
Ho, PinHan
Wang, Zehua
Wang, Bin
Cryptography and Security
K.6.5; I.2.6
SQL injection remains a major threat to web applications, as existing defenses often fail against obfuscation and evolving attacks because of neglecting the request-response context. This paper presents a context-enriched SQL injection detection framework, focusing on constructing a high-quality request-response dataset via a multi-agent honeypot system: the Request Generator Agent produces diverse malicious/benign requests, the Database Response Agent mediates interactions to ensure authentic responses while protecting production data, and the Traffic Monitor pairs requests with responses, assigns labels, and cleans data, yielding totally 140,973 labeled pairs with contextual cues absent in payload-only data. Experiments show that models trained on this context dataset outperform payload-only counterparts: CNN and BiLSTM achieve over 40\% accuracy improvement in different tasks, validating that the request-response context enhances the detection of evolving and obfuscated attacks.
title Multi-Agent Honeypot-Based Request-Response Context Dataset for Improved SQL Injection Detection Performance
topic Cryptography and Security
K.6.5; I.2.6
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.02963