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HIFN-Mamba: hybrid information flow networks with selective state-space sequence modeling for intrusion detection in the Internet of Medical Things
The exponential growth of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)—a multi-billion-device infrastructure of clinically critical sensors, monitors, and connected medical equipment—has dramatically expanded the attack surface for ransomware, lateral-movement, and protocol-specific exploits against health
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