We obtain a near-minimax rate on covariance estimation of adversarially corrupted Gaussian data in Frobenius norm when the covariance estimation is assumed to lie in a star-shaped set . Assuming a known upper bound of on the fraction of the observations of data are arbitrarily corrupted by an omniscient adversary, we obtain the near-minimax rate (up to constants) of \begin{align*} \left(\varepsilon^2 \vee δ^{\star2} \right)\wedge d^2 \lesssim \inf_{\hatΣ} \sup_{Σ\in K} \sup_{} | \hatΣ((X)) - Σ|_F^2 \lesssim \left(\varepsilon^2\log^2(1/\varepsilon) \vee δ^{\star2} \right)\wedge d^2 \end{align*} where is the diameter of the set , , and \begin{align*} δ^=\sup\left{ δ\geq 0: \frac{N}{Υ^2} δ^2\leq \log _K^{\operatorname{loc}}(δ,c) \right} \end{align} for an arbitrary large constant and the local metric entropy of , . We believe this is the first such general result on structured robust covariance estimation in the Frobenius norm.

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