#15 No Privacy Left Outside Ziqi Zhang
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for #15 No Privacy Left Outside Ziqi Zhang.
Summary
Overview: Ziqi Zhang presents at IEEE S&P on "No Privacy Left Outside," research examining the insecurity of TEE-based model deployment for on-device LLM protection.
Key Topics: LLMs as expensive sensitive assets requiring protection on edge devices; TEE deployment to prevent white-box model access; model stealing and membership inference attacks against TEE-protected models; and comparative evaluation of TEE partitioning schemes.
Technical Details: The research evaluates prior TEE-based defenses across model stealing and membership inference metrics, finding some schemes enable attacks 4.26x more effective than black-box baselines. Low-privileged database users can exploit partitioning weaknesses.
Takeaways: TEE-based LLM deployment provides insufficient protection against model stealing and membership inference. Model owners must evaluate defense effectiveness against realistic attack scenarios before trusting edge deployment.
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