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LowKey: Leveraging Adversarial Attacks to Protect Social Media Users from Facial Recognition

ICLR 2021 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Diffusion-based adversarial purification · 66 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
protect gallery images with LowKey instead of leaving them cleanFaceScrub identities in Amazon Rekognition · FaceScrubrank-50 recognition rate: 2.4%Helped
protect gallery images with LowKey instead of using FawkesAmazon Rekognition · FaceScrubrecognition rate: 77.5% rank-1; 94.9% rank-50 -> 2.4% rank-50Helped
protect gallery images with LowKey instead of using FawkesMicrosoft Azure Face · FaceScrubrecognition rate: more than 74% -> 0.1%Helped
save LowKey-protected images in JPEG instead of PNGAmazon Rekognition · FaceScrubrecognition rate: 2.4% -> 3.8%Hurt
save LowKey-protected images in JPEG instead of PNGMicrosoft Azure Face · FaceScrubrecognition rate: 0.1% -> 0.2%Hurt
reduce gallery size to five imagesLowKey with Amazon Rekognition · FaceScrub, full-size imagesrank-50 recognition rate: 32.5% -> 11%Helped
use small probe imagesLowKey with Amazon Rekognition · FaceScrub, full-size imagesrecognition accuracy: 32.5% -> 19%Helped
increase the perceptual similarity penalty from 0.05 to 0.08 to make perturbations smaller (ablation)LowKey · Amazon Rekognitionrank-50 recognition rate: 17.2%Hurt
increase the perceptual similarity penalty from 0.05 to 0.08 to make perturbations smaller (ablation)LowKey · Microsoft Azure Facerecognition rate: 5.5%Hurt
add Gaussian smoothing to the attack objective (ablation)LowKey · facial recognition models tested with defensive Gaussian blurrank-50 attack effectivenessHelped
apply Gaussian smoothing as a defense before inference (ablation)facial recognition systems · LowKey-protected imagesrank-50 recognition accuracyNo clear effect

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