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Fooling Detection Alone is Not Enough: Adversarial Attack against Multiple Object Tracking

ICLR 2020 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Latency and driving-perception attacks · 54 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use tracker hijacking to fabricate a shifted detection box and mislead the tracker, rather than only erasing detectionsYOLOv3 with Kalman-filter MOT · Berkeley Deep Drive; 3 attacked framesattack success rate: up to ~25% -> 100%Helped
Blindly erase target detections without steering the trackerYOLOv3 with Kalman-filter MOT · MOT with R=60, H=6consecutive frames detection attack must fool: 60 framesHurt
Use tracker hijacking with a successful adversarial example on one frameYOLOv3 with Kalman-filter MOT · Berkeley Deep Drive; cov=0.1attack success rate: 50%Helped
Use tracker hijacking with a successful adversarial example on one frameYOLOv3 with Kalman-filter MOT · Berkeley Deep Drive; cov=0.01attack success rate: 30%Helped

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