This invention proposes a
noise suppression method for encrypted traffic environments under HTTP / 3, addressing the problem of incomplete traffic features caused by
packet loss. The specific steps are as follows: 1) Construct a labeled traffic
packet loss dataset based on a publicly available dataset, extracting the
packet arrival time series and packet length series for each flow; 2)
Train a deep
generative model using a self-
supervised learning paradigm, with an LSTM network as the core, learning the sequence repair mapping relationship by minimizing the error between the missing sequence and the original
complete sequence; 3) In the application phase, monitor and complete real-time traffic: input the collected flow features into the
generative model, calculate the difference between the input and output to determine
packet loss, and use the output features of the
generative model to complete the data when packet loss is detected; otherwise, retain the original features. This method targets encrypted traffic under the HTTP / 3 protocol environment, achieving
noise suppression through time-series and length-series
recovery modeling, thus improving the reliability of encrypted
traffic classification and analysis.