Moirae: A Multimodal Agent Collaborative Framework for Dynamic Android Malware Detection
Moirae combines multimodal LLM agents for Android malware detection that resists concept drift — a promising approach for mobile-threat teams struggling with classifier decay.
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arXiv:2608.27994v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The Android ecosystem faces persistent and rapidly evolving malware threats. Existing machine learning detectors are vulnerable to concept drift because they rely on implementation-specific features whose distributions change over time. Large language models (LLMs) offer strong semantic understanding and zero-shot reasoning, but current LLM-based detectors typically depend on code-centric or single-dimensional evidence, making them susceptible to
Editorial Analysis
Concept drift degrades traditional ML malware classifiers rapidly; agent-based multimodal approaches could extend detector shelf life and reduce retraining costs.
Evaluate Moirae's methodology as a candidate to supplement or replace drift-prone classifiers in your mobile-threat programme.
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