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BRIDGE and TCH-Net: Heterogeneous Benchmark and Multi-Branch Baseline for Cross-Domain IoT Botnet Detection

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BRIDGE and TCH-Net: Heterogeneous Benchmark and Multi-Branch Baseline for Cross-Domain IoT Botnet Detection

·11 min read·Ammar Bhilwarawala, Likhamba Rongmei, Harsh Sharma et al.

BRIDGE is presented as a response to two intertwined problems in IoT botnet detection: most papers only report single-dataset results, and the available IoT security datasets use incompatible featu…

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FedRio: Personalized Federated Social Bot Detection via Cooperative Reinforced Contrastive Adversarial Distillation

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FedRio: Personalized Federated Social Bot Detection via Cooperative Reinforced Contrastive Adversarial Distillation

·7 min read·Yingguang Yang, Hao Liu, Xin Zhang et al.

This paper addresses the challenge of social bot detection across multiple heterogeneous social media platforms, where data distributions and model architectures vary and privacy constraints preven…

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OpenCLAW-P2P v6.0: Resilient Multi-Layer Persistence, Live Reference Verification, and Production-Scale Evaluation of Decentralized AI Peer Review

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OpenCLAW-P2P v6.0: Resilient Multi-Layer Persistence, Live Reference Verification, and Production-Scale Evaluation of Decentralized AI Peer Review

·7 min read·Francisco Angulo de Lafuente, Teerth Sharma, Vladimir Veselov et al.

The authors provide an honest production-scale evaluation, including failure-mode analysis, a successful recovery protocol that restored 25 lost papers, and lessons on scaling AI peer review networks

researchdecentralized-ai-peer-reviewmulti-layer-persistencelive-reference-verificationmulti-llm-scoring

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TRACE-Bot: Detecting Emerging LLM-Driven Social Bots via Implicit Semantic Representations and AIGC-Enhanced Behavioral Patterns

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TRACE-Bot: Detecting Emerging LLM-Driven Social Bots via Implicit Semantic Representations and AIGC-Enhanced Behavioral Patterns

·7 min read·Zhongbo Wang, Zhiyu Lin, Zhu Wang et al.

The paper addresses the emerging threat of social bots driven by large language models (LLMs), which generate highly human-like content that evades traditional bot detection methods

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