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DEFEAT: Stitching Fragmented File I/O Contexts for Early Ransomware Detection
Ransomware increasingly fragments its file operations across temporary and intermediate files, scattering the semantic context that links individual I/O events to an overarching encryption campaign. This fragmentation defeats existing detectors that reason over isolated file streams -- whether patte
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