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LoRO: Real-Time on-Device Secure Inference for LLMs via TEE-Based Low Rank Obfuscation

NeurIPS 2025 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Distributed LLM inference systems · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes LoRO, a TEE-based low-rank obfuscation scheme for real-time on-device secure LLM inference, motivated by a statistical weakness in existing protection methods that enables model stealing.

Problem

LLMs deployed on untrusted edge devices risk model theft; existing TEE-based secure inference methods have a statistical vulnerability that undermines their security guarantees.

Approach

Identifies a statistical vulnerability in existing TEE-based protection methods, shows it can be exploited by a model stealing attack, and proposes a low-rank obfuscation scheme executed within a TEE to protect model weights while keeping inference real-time on device.

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