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Trace: Unmasking AI Attack Agents Through Terminal Behavior Fingerprinting

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Beyond Wireless Security: Covert Communications in Large Language Model-enabled Edge Networks

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Honeyval: A Comprehensive Evaluation Framework for LLM-powered HTTP Honeypots

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This paper proposes a lightweight, multi-layer Machine Learning-based security framework for Industrial IoT (IIoT) to enhance trust convergence and detect advanced threats.

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KBF: Knowledge Boundary as Fingerprint for Language Model and Black-Box API Auditing

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The paper introduces KBF, a low-cost black-box auditing protocol that fingerprints LLM APIs by analyzing stable numerical recall near the knowledge boundary, successfully detecting numerous model subs…

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KBF: Knowledge Boundary as Fingerprint for Language Model and Black-Box API Auditing

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The paper introduces KBF, a novel black-box auditing protocol that fingerprints LLM APIs by analyzing stable numerical recall near the knowledge boundary, effectively detecting model substitutions and…

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Authenticity Debt and the Synthetic Content Threat Landscape: A Layered Framework for Trust, Provenance, and IP Governance in the Generative AI Era

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The paper introduces the concept of 'authenticity debt'—the institutional liability from deploying unverified AI content—and proposes a layered reference architecture combining cryptographic provenanc…

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