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Adversarial Vulnerabilities in Cooperative Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Distributed 5G Security

This study provides among the first empirical evaluations of adversarial fragility in cooperative MARL-based intrusion detection within distributed 5G-oriented security abstractions, demonstrating that cooperative intelligence alone does not guarantee adversarial robustness.

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Trident : How to Break Deep Reinforcement Learning Cyber Defenses (Agentic)

Empirical evaluations reveal a fundamental brittleness in existing defenses: with a single trainable 7B planner, Trident reduces blue agent defensive performance by an average of 522% compared to static red agent baselines while autonomously discovering emergent behaviors such as decoy avoidance and adaptive state prio...

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Game-Theoretic and Inverse Reinforcement Learning-Based Control for Vehicle Formation Under DoS Attacks

To address the performance degradation in vehicle formation control caused by communication disruptions under denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, this article proposes a secure control method that integrates a nonzero-sum game and inverse reinforcement learning (IRL). At the game-theoretic layer, a dynamic game model acco...

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Dual-critic constrained deceptive Q-learning for deployment-time policy protection

The Dual-Critic Constrained Deceptive Q-Learning (DCD-Q) method is proposed, a deployment-time trajectory protection framework that aims to reduce the information leaked by released trajectories while preserving acceptable task performance.

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