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Seeing is Not Believing: Breaking the Physical-to-Digital Trust Boundary in Robotics
In multi-robot collaboration, task handovers rely on downstream verifiers performing remote attestation, which inspects sensor telemetry to ensure a robot's physical behavior strictly matches its assigned task. But can this telemetry be trusted? We show that it often cannot. In this paper, we uncove
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