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Breaking Ambient Trust: In-Network Per-Process Access Control Against Lateral Movement
Enterprise networks remain vulnerable to Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), where adversaries gain an initial foothold and move laterally across the network, accumulating access permissions hop by hop to reach critical targets. Existing network defenses cannot track user movement at the process lev
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