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-Figure \ref{fig:ABGraph} illustrates the synthetic beacon candidates with varying jitter levels. The x-axis represents the time intervals frequencies between beacon transmissions, while the y-axis shows the amplitude of the signals. The graph demonstrates how different jitter levels affect the periodicity and amplitude of beacon signals. Beacons with low jitter exhibit clear periodic patterns, making them easier to detect, while those with high jitter show more irregularity, complicating identification. The figure presents the results obtained after applying all stages of the detection algorithm to the selected beacon URLs. Each URL exhibits distinct candidate points where periodic behavior has been detected. The analysis reveals a significant variation in the number of candidate points across different beacon URLs. Specifically, some beacons, such as "beacon1.example.com" through "beacon4.example.com", exhibit only a single candidate point, indicating that their periodic signals are either weak or occur over long intervals, making them more challenging to detect.  This suggests that beaconing behaviors with longer intervals are inherently more difficult to detect, as their signals appear less frequently in the analyzed data. On the other hand, the algorithm performs more effectively in detecting beacons with shorter intervals. Other beacons, such as "beacon5.example.com" and "beacon6.example.com", show a substantially higher number of FFT candidates, with 429 and 153 detected points, respectively, suggesting stronger periodicity.
+Figure \ref{fig:ABGraph} illustrates the synthetic beacon candidates with varying jitter levels. The x-axis represents the time intervals frequencies between beacon transmissions, while the y-axis shows the amplitude of the signals. The graph demonstrates how different jitter levels affect the periodicity and amplitude of beacon signals. Beacons with low jitter exhibit clear periodic patterns, making them easier to detect, while those with high jitter show more irregularity, complicating identification. The figure presents the results obtained after applying all stages of the detection algorithm to the selected beacon URLs. Each URL exhibits distinct candidate points where periodic behavior has been detected. The analysis reveals a significant variation in the number of candidate points across different beacon URLs. Specifically, some beacons, such as "beacon1.example.com" through "beacon4.example.com", exhibit only a single candidate point, indicating that their periodic signals are either weak or occur over long intervals, making them more challenging to detect.  This suggests that beaconing behaviors with longer intervals are inherently more difficult to detect, as their signals appear less frequently in the analyzed data. On the other hand, the algorithm performs more effectively in detecting beacons with shorter intervals. Other beacons, such as "beacon5.example.com" and "beacon6.example.com", show a substantially stronger periodicity.
 
 A clear example of this can be seen in "beacon7.example.com", where a detected frequency of 0.05 Hz corresponds to a periodic beaconing behavior every 20 seconds. The detection of this short-interval beacon illustrates the algorithm’s strength in identifying high-frequency periodic transmissions, as their repetition leads to more pronounced spectral features in the output. Overall, the figure demonstrates that while long-interval beacons pose detection challenges, the algorithm excels in identifying shorter-interval beacons with strong periodicity.
 
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