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Coupled-Space Attacks Against Random-Walk-Based Anomaly Detection

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Yuni Lai
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Marcin Waniek
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Liying Li
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朱钰琳 (Yulin Zhu)
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Tomasz Michalak
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Talal Rahwan
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Kai Zhou *
DOI:10.1109/TIFS.2024.3468156delete
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Random Walks-based Anomaly Detection (RWAD) is commonly used to identify anomalous patterns in various applications. An intriguing characteristic of RWAD is that the input graph can either be pre-existing graphs or feature-derived graphs constructed from raw features. Consequently, there are two potential attack surfaces against RWAD: graph-space attacks and feature-space attacks. In this paper, we explore this vulnerability by designing practical coupled-space (interdependent feature-space and graph-space) attacks, investigating the interplay between graph-space and feature-space attacks. To this end, we conduct a thorough complexity analysis, proving that attacking RWAD is NP-hard. Then, we proceed to formulate the graph-space attack as a bi-level optimization problem and propose two strategies to solve it: alternative iteration (alterI-attack) or utilizing the closed-form solution of the random walk model (cf-attack). Finally, we utilize the results from the graph-space attacks as guidance to design more powerful feature-space attacks (i.e., graph-guided attacks). Comprehensive experiments demonstrate that our proposed attacks are effective in enabling the target nodes to evade the detection from RWAD with a limited attack budget. In addition, we conduct transfer attack experiments in a black-box setting, which show that our feature attack significantly decreases the anomaly scores of target nodes. Our study opens the door to studying the coupled-space attack against graph anomaly detection in which the graph space relies on the feature space.
Keyword:
Anomaly detection
Feature extraction
Optimization
Robustness
Security
Vectors
Pipelines
Graph-based anomaly detection
random walk
poisoning attack
adversarial attacks
security and privacy

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IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security
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University of Warsaw
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hong kong polytechnic university
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New York University
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