Escaping the Linearity Trap: Manifold Detours for Black-Box Adversarial Attacks on Singing Audio Deepfake Detection

2026-06-01T07:23:34Z05de5459f2c1cd7317c30374f24f621dde106f64cf4d9916dc453e1fd79c465c
FinTech-AI-securityLLM-agentsadversarial-MLadversarial-patchesaudio-watermark-removalblack-box-attacksdeepfake-detectiondiffusion-attacksdynamic-separatorsprompt-cachingprompt-injectionregulated-SOCscene-robustnesssecurity-architecturesoftware-reverse-engineering

What happened

Collection of new research on adversarial and operational security for AI systems. Papers introduce novel black-box attacks (MARS against singing-voice deepfake detectors; DiffErase diffusion-based audio watermark removal), expose evaluation blindspots and surface-specific prompt injection vulnerabilities for tool-augmented LLM agents, and propose mitigations (dynamic per-request separators for Polymorphic Prompt Assembling). Other contributions include AdvScene for measuring real-world scene robustness of adversarial patches, CacheProbe auditing prompt-cache isolation in gateway APIs, an org‑

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05de5459f2c1cd7317c30374f24f621dde106f64cf4d9916dc453e1fd79c465c
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2026-06-01T07:23:34Z
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