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Bias in the Shadows: Explore Shortcuts in Encrypted Network Traffic Classification
Pre-trained models operating directly on raw bytes have achieved promising performance in encrypted network traffic classification (NTC), but often suffer from shortcut learning-relying on spurious correlations that fail to generalize to real-world data. Existing solutions heavily rely on model-spec
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