E-MIA: Exam-Style Black-Box Membership Inference Attacks against RAG Systems
2026-05-05T07:23:39Z•a5032f2e47a95065df79df27f3e4fbc505ca866ffdd7520b632c8428f0b361b0
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What happened
This collection of arXiv papers (May 5, 2026) presents multiple new offensive techniques and corresponding defenses that materially affect ML/AI security and software supply-chain risk. Key offensive contributions include E-MIA (an exam-style black-box membership inference attack that detects whether documents are present in RAG corpora), SRTJ (a self-evolving, training-free jailbreak framework that composes reusable attack rules), TC-UMIA (tri-class membership inference showing unlearning can leak retained data), and Trace (terminal-behavior fingerprinting of AI attack agents combined with a/
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- arxiv_cs_cr
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- a5032f2e47a95065df79df27f3e4fbc505ca866ffdd7520b632c8428f0b361b0
- Enrichment time
- 2026-05-05T07:23:39Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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