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Temporal Generalization and Explanation Stability of Control Flow Graph Neural Networks for Malware Detection
Malware detection is a critical task in cybersecurity, and graph neural networks over control flow graphs have shown promising results for it. However, detectors are usually evaluated on a random split of a corpus collected over a single period, which cannot show how well a model generalizes to late
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