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SoK: Where Do Flow Labels Come From? Auditing Label Provenance in Encrypted Traffic Benchmarks
Encrypted traffic classification infers semantics beyond the flow record from transport-layer observables, and supervised training rests on labels that hold for the individual flow they are attached to. Recent systematizations scrutinize model in- puts and data splits; we systematize the complementa
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