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Phantom: Physical Object Interactions as Dynamic Triggers for NMS-Exploited Backdoors

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A novel backdoor attack that leverages dynamic object interactions in realistic scenarios to activate malicious behavior by hijacking the Non-Maximum Suppression process in object detectors is proposed, demonstrating robust effectiveness.

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