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Sequential Attacks on Kalman Filter-based Forward Collision Warning Systems

AAAI 2021 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Latency and driving-perception attacks · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add 1.25 seconds of stealthy planning before the target interval (ablation)MPC-based attack on MIO-10 · MIO-10target light violations: 1 -> 0Helped
add 1.25 seconds of stealthy planning before the target interval (ablation)MPC-based attack on MIO+1 · MIO+1target light violations: 3 -> 1Helped
increase the manipulation bound from Δ=14 to Δ=18 (ablation)MPC-based attack · MIO-10desired green lights achieved: 0 -> 10Helped
replace MPC planning with greedy maximum-or-minimum measurement manipulationKalman Filter-based FCW attack · MIO-10 and MIO+1total objective J: MIO-10: 4.3e3 vs 3.3e13; MIO+1: 1.8e11 vs 6.1e13Hurt
replace MPC planning with greedy maximum-or-minimum measurement manipulationKalman Filter-based FCW attack · MIO+1, 1.25 s planningstealthy-interval light violations: 14 vs 25Hurt
increase the stealthy planning interval (ablation)MPC-based attack · MIO-10 and MIO+1target light violations: MIO-10: 1 -> 0; MIO+1: 3 -> 1Helped

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