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Rewriting less than 10 neurons in an LLM can turn it into a sleeper backdoor

Why it’s here: Original specialist reporting on a Microsoft-researched AI model-weight backdoor technique bears directly on AI and cybersecurity policy, including model provenance, supply-chain integrity, and federal AI security guidance.

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  1. 4d agoCSO Online · research by Microsoft ResearchRewriting less than 10 neurons in an LLM can turn it into a sleeper backdoorMicrosoft Research reports that editing fewer than 10 neurons can turn an AI agent model into a sleeper agent that runs attacker commands on a trigger string, and recommends weight-level audits and runtime controls as defenses.
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    1. 4d agoMicrosoft Security BlogEarliestDetecting sleeper agents hiding in AI model neurons
    2. 4d agoCSO OnlinePickupRewriting less than 10 neurons in an LLM can turn it into a sleeper backdoor
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Rewriting less than 10 neurons in an LLM can turn it into a sleeper backdoor — The Wave