Micro-Segmentation Anomaly Detection in Zero-Trust Software-Defined Network Fabrics
2026-08-05T07:23:26Z•3c15e9a337eba5441c960e8ece276058fdbe1ce19e4ed62effe01dbb2e44dc7a
AI-securityDevSecOpsDockerLLM-securitySDNTerraformanomaly-detectioncloud-securitycontainer-securityfairnesshardware-performance-countersindirect-prompt-injectioninfrastructure-as-codemalware-detectionmicro-segmentationmisconfigurationmodel-safetysecrets-managementvulnerabilitieswatermarkingzero-knowledge-proofszero-trust
What happened
ArXiv security-relevant research covering zero-trust micro-segmentation for anomaly detection, AI watermarking and IP protection, indirect prompt-injection exposure and defenses, privacy-preserving fairness attestation, LLM safety surface-form sensitivity, large-scale Docker image vulnerabilities and secrets, policy-constrained coding agents, hardware-performance-counter malware detection, and secure Terraform generation. The strongest operational risk findings concern widespread vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in high-exposure Docker images, indirect prompt injection against agentic LLM
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- arxiv_cs_cr
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- 3c15e9a337eba5441c960e8ece276058fdbe1ce19e4ed62effe01dbb2e44dc7a
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- 2026-08-05T07:23:26Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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