Explore a cutting-edge conference talk on a novel selective backdoor attack called "Jigsaw Puzzle" designed to subvert malware classifiers. Delve into the research conducted by a team of experts from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, King's College London, and University College London. Discover how this attack method works, its potential implications for cybersecurity, and the challenges it poses to existing malware detection systems. Gain insights into the latest developments in adversarial machine learning and its application in the field of malware classification.
Jigsaw Puzzle - Selective Backdoor Attack to Subvert Malware Classifiers
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Jigsaw Puzzle: Selective Backdoor Attack to Subvert Malware Classifiers
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