Man in the Middle Attack
Man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks exploit vulnerabilities in communication pathways to manipulate data exchanged between systems, compromising their integrity and functionality. Current research focuses on developing and mitigating these attacks across diverse applications, including autonomous driving, cross-modal learning, and visually-aware recommender systems, often employing adversarial machine learning techniques and large language models (LLMs) to generate and detect these attacks. The significance lies in the increasing reliance on interconnected systems, highlighting the urgent need for robust security measures to prevent data corruption and ensure the reliability of AI-driven applications. This research directly impacts the security and trustworthiness of various technologies, driving the development of more resilient and secure systems.