Security of Neural Networks
Defending deep models against adversarial examples, backdoor and data-poisoning attacks — and understanding when and why they fail.
Research studies, software and prototypes from across the NPerseus team.
Research studies, prototypes and software described in public profiles. Status, roles and funding follow each source record; a profile entry does not by itself establish a released product.
Thesis topics, funded studies and method work: attacks, defenses, data hiding, forensics and the datasets behind them.
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the published framework combines model signals to detect poisoned samples and correct their labels.
the published study evaluates deep-learning network intrusion-detection systems while preserving protocol semantics.
Developing the lab at NIT Delhi; the official laboratory-development record lists 2026.
applied contrastive learning to spectral-spatial feature extraction and hyperspectral cube classification.
developed a machine-learning framework for detecting and mitigating data-poisoning attacks.
the published study investigates inference-time backdoor-sample detection through internal stability analysis.
contributed to a Q-learning-based routing system for underwater software-defined networks.
Built encrypted-traffic and VPN research software for collection coordination, traffic preparation, feature extraction, model training, evaluation and experiment provenance, using third-party tools and libraries. The work includes traffic contributed by Ayush Kumar and volunteers during everyday device use, kept distinct from imported benchmarks and synthetic examples. The study has documented consent and institutional ethics approval. Its public Android companion uses the PCAPdroid capture engine. A truncated public data edition is prepared locally and awaits publication; raw research access for trusted researchers and organisations is considered through enquiry and review.
Defending deep models against adversarial examples, backdoor and data-poisoning attacks — and understanding when and why they fail.
Reversible data hiding in encrypted images, image and text steganography, and robust watermarking for ownership and integrity.
Detecting manipulated and GAN-generated media — deepfakes, splicing and median-filtering traces.
Federated and privacy-preserving learning, explainable and trustworthy models, and methods for limiting the disclosure of training data.