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Windows Malware Detector as a Compound AI System: Trade-Offs in Accuracy, Efficiency, and Adversarial Robustness
Industrial Windows malware detectors are commonly described as Compound AI Systems composed of multiple heterogeneous components, including rule-based mechanisms as well as machine-learning-based static and dynamic analyses. However, due to industrial secrecy and limited public disclosure, the inter
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