Federated Learning Tackles Data Heterogeneity in Malware Image Classification
A new arXiv paper examines how federated learning can be applied to malware image classification when training data is unevenly distributed across clients.
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A new arXiv paper examines how federated learning can be applied to malware image classification when training data is unevenly distributed across clients.
A new empirical study finds that the narrative text in bug bounty reports can lead large language models to assign inaccurate CVSS severity scores.
A new arXiv paper proposes reliable composite key sharing mechanisms in IKEv2 to ease IPsec's migration to post-quantum cryptography.
A new draft paper uses the Isabelle/HOL proof assistant to give machine-checked formalization of Rényi differential privacy, a variant that provides tight privacy bounds for machine learning.
A new framework called PRICE aims to let mobile apps classify images in the cloud without exposing raw image data.
A new paper describes a privacy backdoor that exploits retrieval-augmented generation's reliance on external knowledge bases.
A new approach separates finding instructions from deciding whether to obey them, aiming to make guardrails work on smaller models.
A new technique called SPLASH targets code that passes functional tests but contains hidden security flaws.
A new routing layer called NIOCIS aims to reduce the cost of tool-use agents by folding execution logs into decision-making, avoiding repeated re-reading and thinking at each hop.
A new attack shows how magnetic tactile sensors in robots can be fooled by small tags that create false touch signals.
A new study shows that LLM-based trading agents are vulnerable to information injection attacks, where a single fabricated headline can trigger real market crashes.
A new executable audit suite, LeakBench, systematically tests whether clinical AI agents cheat by exploiting prediction-time leakage.
A new system called Fortress leverages social graph structure to prevent undetected forks in transparency logs.
A new workflow and dataset lets intrusion-detection researchers compare predictive accuracy alongside computational cost.
A new arXiv preprint shows how randomized response distorts multivariate cross-moments, with an exact attenuation formula that could make privatized statistics easier to correct.
A new evaluation approach accounts for the repeated calls that real-world jailbreak attempts require, going beyond simple attack success rate.
A new analysis revisits the broken DM-RSA scheme and formally treats its repaired variant, DM-RSA-OAEP, as a fault-detection countermeasure.
A proposed method aims to keep antivirus detection knowledge safe from reverse-engineering via repeated queries.