Abstract
The adversarial robustness of recommendation systems under node injection attacks has received considerable research attention. Recently, a robust recommendation system GraphRfi was proposed, and it was shown that GraphRfi could successfully mitigate the effects of injected fake users in the system. Unfortunately, we demonstrate that GraphRfi is still vulnerable to attacks due to the supervised nature of its fraudster detection component. Specifically, we propose a new attack metaC against GraphRfi, and further analyze why GraphRfi fails under such an attack. Based on the insights we obtained from the vulnerability analysis, we build a new robust recommendation system PDR by re-designing the fraudster detection component. Comprehensive experiments show that our defense approach outperforms other benchmark methods under attacks. Overall, our research demonstrates an effective framework of integrating fraudster detection into recommendation to achieve adversarial robustness.
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.11534
