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Is It Harmful When Advisors Only Pretend to Be Honest?

AAAI 2016 · Adversarial robustness and security › Backdoor and poisoning · approach: Backdoors in large multimodal models · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace k-camouflage attack with always-lie attackdynamic unfair rating attack · blind usersinformation leakageHelped
attackers pretend to be honest first (camouflage) versus repeated static attackdynamic unfair rating attack · blind usersharm to userNo clear effect
switch from blind to aware userszero-leakage attack of size n · attacker fraction needed to hide informationmax honest fraction p for zero leakage: p <= 1/2 -> p <= 1/2nHurt
camouflage k-attack versus always lyingdynamic attack · aware usersinformation leakageNo clear effect
decreasing probability of staying honest versus fixed probabilitydynamic attack · aware usersharm to userHelped
increase attack size from 2 to 5 iterationszero-leakage condition · general users, q != 1/2max honest fraction p for zero leakage: p <= 1/4 -> p <= 1/32Hurt
user hindsight accuracy q = 1/2 versus q != 1/2zero-leakage condition · general usersmax honest fraction p for zero leakage: 0 <= p <= 1/2 for q = 1/2Mixed
increase number of ratings nalways-lie strategy · general users with larger p and q near 1/2region where always lying is most harmfulHurt

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