Auditable Machine Unlearning for Privacy-Compliant Ransomware Detection Using Multi-Shard SISA and Deep Reinforcement Learning
Framework combines sharded machine unlearning with reinforcement learning for ransomware detection, aiming to make GDPR-mandated data erasure auditable without degrading model accuracy.
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arXiv:2607.06860v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Ransomware poses an escalating cybersecurity threat as attackers continuously modify behavioral patterns to evade static defenses. Although existing machine learning-based detectors often achieve strong predictive performance, they generally assume fixed training data and do not support the selective removal of previously learned samples. This limitation conflicts with privacy regulations such as the GDPR and CCPA, which require the removal of sen
Editorial Analysis
Regulatory pressure to prove data deletion in ML systems will grow under GDPR enforcement trends; auditable unlearning could become a compliance requirement for security AI.
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