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Lightweight Detection of Electromagnetic Signal Injection Attacks on Image Sensors
Electromagnetic signal injection attacks (ESIA) pose a growing threat to image sensors, which are increasingly used in different intelligent systems. By emitting electromagnetic interference, adversaries can manipulate pixel values, potentially misleading downstream artificial intelligence (AI) mode
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