Shielding Antivirus Signatures from Black-Box Knowledge Extraction
A proposed method aims to keep antivirus detection knowledge safe from reverse-engineering via repeated queries.
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A proposed method aims to keep antivirus detection knowledge safe from reverse-engineering via repeated queries.
A proposed blockchain consensus mechanism replaces hash puzzles with machine learning inference, aiming to make proof-of-work computation useful.
A new theoretical study maps the fundamental trade-offs in secure aggregation when users drop out during federated learning.
A proposed mechanism holds container network egress in the kernel until an isolated verifier approves, closing bypasses used by child processes and direct sockets.
LLM calls in agentic systems challenge traditional software quality.
A new arXiv study examines how terminally ill patients generate extensive digital health data but face shrinking control over it.
A new arXiv paper examines how hidden randomized rounding couples privacy loss in sequential integer releases, proposing a rational-feedback mechanism.
A new preprint proposes a GPU-based method for auditing firewall logs against compliance requirements while preserving uncertainty from missing attributes.
A new paper introduces Q-MALDetect, a hybrid quantum-classical model for image-based malware detection, and probes its adversarial robustness.
A new approach aims to make formally verified compilers for compartmentalized low-level code account for real protection mechanisms and memory models.
A new arXiv paper examines whether topic-based watermarking can help identify AI-generated peer reviews.
A new method targets the trade-off between privacy protection and model performance in federated learning for heterogeneous clients.
A new arXiv preprint proposes using batched GPU bitmap operations to speed up policy controllers that match workloads against multi-dimensional rules.
A simple stroke-based redrawing attack can strip invisible ownership watermarks from digital paintings, according to a new preprint.
A new preprint reports on a classroom exercise in which students used collaborative hand drawing to think through usable privacy and security research problems.
A new arXiv paper re-examines computational secret sharing as a defense against data exposure when encryption keys fall into an attacker's hands.
A new method performs semantic segmentation without any real images or pixel-level labels, relying solely on class names.
A recent arXiv paper identifies three major objectives and corresponding countermeasures for central bank digital currencies that need to function offline.