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cs.CR2026

When Rotation Bounds Nothing: Streaming Image Classifiers to Field Nodes Under Physical Capture

Daniel Gilkarov, Ran Dubin

Field nodes run image classifiers locally, exposing a first-class asset, the trained model, to theft. Trusted-execution enclaves, collaborative-inference splits, and encrypted stor…

cs.CR2025

NeuPerm: Disrupting Malware Hidden in Neural Network Parameters by Leveraging Permutation Symmetry

Daniel Gilkarov, Ran Dubin

Pretrained deep learning model sharing holds tremendous value for researchers and enterprises alike. It allows them to apply deep learning by fine-tuning models at a fraction of th…

cs.CR2024

Model X-Ray: Detection of Hidden Malware in AI Model Weights using Few Shot Learning

Daniel Gilkarov, Ran Dubin

The potential for exploitation of AI models has increased due to the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the widespread use of platforms like Model Zoo for sharin…

cs.CR2023★ 8 cited

Steganalysis of AI Models LSB Attacks

Daniel Gilkarov, Ran Dubin

Artificial intelligence has made significant progress in the last decade, leading to a rise in the popularity of model sharing. The model zoo ecosystem, a repository of pre-trained…

cs.CR2023

Disarming Steganography Attacks Inside Neural Network Models

Ran Dubin

Similar to the revolution of open source code sharing, Artificial Intelligence (AI) model sharing is gaining increased popularity. However, the fast adaptation in the industry, lac…

cs.CR2023★ 2 cited

Open Image Content Disarm And Reconstruction

Eli Belkind, Ran Dubin, Amit Dvir

With the advance in malware technology, attackers create new ways to hide their malicious code from antivirus services. One way to obfuscate an attack is to use common files as cov…

cs.CR2016★ 5 cited

Robust Machine Learning for Encrypted Traffic Classification

Amit Dvir, Yehonatan Zion, Jonathan Muehlstein +3

Desktops and laptops can be maliciously exploited to violate privacy. In this paper, we consider the daily battle between the passive attacker who is targeting a specific user agai…