ProvGuard: Logic-Aware Multi-View Contrastive Learning for Robust and Efficient Host Threat Detection
Anyuan Sang, Li Yang, Lu Zhou, Cheng Zhou, Junbo Jia, Huipeng Yang
Abstract
The security of web services increasingly relies on accurate detection of advanced, previously unseen attacks hidden within complex host activities. Provenance-based intrusion detection systems (PIDSes) offer a promising foundation for this task by capturing rich causal and structural relationships across processes, files, and network interactions. However, recent studies show that these graph-driven methods remain vulnerable to graph manipulation attacks, where adversaries subtly alter provenance graphs to evade detection, which limits their practical deployment.
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