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BadDreamer: Transferable Backdoor Attacks against Video World Models for Autonomous Driving

Video world models are increasingly used in autonomous driving to forecast future scene evolution and provide future-aware spatio-temporal representations for downstream action prediction. In perception-to-action pipelines, these representations can directly influence ego-vehicle waypoint planning, making the learned future dynamics a critical security-sensitive component. Despite their promise, the training-time security risks of autonomous-driving video world models remain largely unexplored. We present BadDreamer, a transferable spatio-temporal backdoor attack that targets the perception side of this pipeline. Unlike conventional backdoors that manipulate image labels, prompt outputs, ...

AuthorsZhe Shuai, Xiaopeng Xie, Yikun Zeng
Primary categorycs.CV
Published19 June 2026
Last updated at source19 June 2026
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