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  • Atlas: A Framework for ML Lifecycle Provenance & TransparencyPapers

    Addresses data poisoning and supply-chain risk in open ML datasets and models by enabling fully attestable ML pipelines. Atlas combines open provenance specifications, trusted hardware, and transparency logs to record artifact authenticity and end-to-end lineage while preserving confidentiality, with a prototype evaluated on two case-study pipelines.

  • Attesting LLM Pipelines: Enforcing Verifiable Training and Release ClaimsPapers

    Modern LLM systems assemble third-party weights, adapters, datasets, packages, and images through automated pipelines, exposing them to compromised dependencies, malicious hub artifacts, unsafe deserialization, forged provenance, and backdoored models. Training and release claims are rarely cryptographically bound to the artifacts they describe. This work proposes an attestation-aware promotion gate that verifies claim evidence, enforces safe loading and static scanning, applies secure-by-default deployment constraints, and optionally ingests runtime signals before artifacts enter trusted training or deployment environments.

  • Backdoor Attacks to Deep Neural Networks: A Survey of the Literature, Challenges, and Future Research DirectionsPapers

    Deep neural network (DNN) classifiers are potent instruments that can be used in various security-sensitive applications. Still, they are dangerous to certain attacks that impede or distort their learning process. For example, backdoor attacks involve polluting the DNN learning set with a few samples from one or more source classes, which are then labeled as target classes by an attacker. Even if the DNN is trained on clean samples with no backdoors, this attack will still be successful if a backdoor pattern exists in the training data. Backdoor attacks are difficult to spot and can be used to make the DNN behave maliciously, depending on the target selected by the attacker. In this study, we survey the literature and highlight the latest advances in backdoor attack strategies and defense mechanisms. We finalize the discussion on challenges and open issues, as well as future research opportunities.

  • DevSecOps : Master Securing CI/CD | DevOps Pipeline |HandsonCousers

  • DevSecOps Pipeline Project: Deploy Netflix Clone on KubernetesTutorials

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