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Adaptive Traffic Camouflage: Causal and Resource-Aware Defense Against IoT Fingerprinting
Encryption hides IoT payloads, but traffic shape can still reveal device identity through packet sizes, timing, direction, and packetization. We present Adaptive Traffic Camouflage, a causal, leakage-aware controller that characterizes traffic-shape leakage without runtime device labels and selects
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