Adversaries can create backdoored neural networks during outsourced training that maintain high accuracy on normal data but misbehave on attacker-chosen triggers.
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Hamm-grams are a new class of fixed-length regular expressions over bytes with single-character wildcards, mined efficiently with LSH and clustering to yield more robust features than n-grams for malware classification and detection.
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BadNets: Identifying Vulnerabilities in the Machine Learning Model Supply Chain
Adversaries can create backdoored neural networks during outsourced training that maintain high accuracy on normal data but misbehave on attacker-chosen triggers.
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Hamm-Grams: An Algorithm for Mining Regular Expressions of Bytes
Hamm-grams are a new class of fixed-length regular expressions over bytes with single-character wildcards, mined efficiently with LSH and clustering to yield more robust features than n-grams for malware classification and detection.