arXiv:2609.26990v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Natural Visibility Graph (NVG)-based representations provide a promising approach for capturing structural patterns in sequential network traffic. However, whether different cyber-attack classes exhibit distinctive topological signatures in such representations remains insufficiently understood.
Topological Signatures of Cyber-Attack Classes in Natural Visibility Graph Representations of Network Traffic
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