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GhostWord: A Fine-Grained Backdoor Attack on Automatic Speech Recognition
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems are widely deployed in safety-critical settings but remain vulnerable to data-poisoning backdoor attacks. Existing ASR backdoors typically use phrase-level triggers paired with a fixed target sentence, creating strong artifacts (e.g., repeated transcripts o
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