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Position Matters: Feature Inversion Attacks in ViT Split Inference with Token Reduction and Shuffling
Vision Transformers (ViTs) are increasingly used in split-inference systems, where edge devices transmit intermediate token representations to a remote cloud. In this setting, token reduction lowers computation and communication costs, while token shuffling disrupts the spatial organization of the t
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