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RAMP: Reversing Adversarial Perturbations to Strengthen Clean-Label Backdoor Attacks against Malware Detectors
Deep learning-based malware detectors are commonly updated by fine-tuning on newly collected samples, but this practical update pipeline also creates an attack surface for training-time backdoor attacks. In realistic crowdsourced data collection, however, strict label vetting typically restricts att
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