Hadith-Inspired Trust Model Detects Hijacking

๐กInterpretable ML framework crushes baselines on account hijacking benchmarks (ROC-AUC 0.715 CERT).
โก 30-Second TL;DR
What Changed
Translates 5 Hadith trust axes into 26 user behavioral features
Why It Matters
Provides interpretable alternative to black-box anomaly detection, ideal for securing AI-managed user accounts in cloud environments. Demonstrates robustness on real-world imbalanced datasets, aiding production deployment.
What To Do Next
Extract 26 trust features from your user logs and train a Random Forest model for hijacking detection.
Key Points
- โขTranslates 5 Hadith trust axes into 26 user behavioral features
- โขIntroduces temporal features for short-horizon trust changes
- โขNear-perfect detection on 23k CLUE-LDS windows with Random Forest
- โขBoosts CERT ROC-AUC from 0.627 to 0.715 with temporal modeling
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๐ Enhanced Key Takeaways
- โขThe paper was submitted to arXiv on February 20, 2026, by author Mohammad AL-Smadi[1].
- โขFive specific Hadith trust axes translated are long-term integrity (adalah), behavioral precision (dabt), contextual continuity (isnad), cumulative reputation, and anomaly evidence[1].
- โขOn a leakage-controlled 4,000-user CERT r6.2 configuration, temporal modeling improves PR-AUC from 0.072 to 0.264 beyond ROC-AUC gains[1].
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