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Poisoning-Based Backdoor Attacks in Computer Vision

AAAI 2023 · Adversarial robustness and security › Backdoor and poisoning · approach: Trigger-based backdoor attacks · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add a transformation-based plug-in module to address differences between training and test triggersPhysical-world image-classification backdoor attacks · Image classification, physical worldattack effectivenessHelped
Use invisible, sample-specific triggers instead of a shared triggerImage-classification backdoor attacks · Image classification, digital worlddefense bypassHelped
Use attributes as sample-specific triggers under the clean-label settingBAAT · Image classification, clean-label settingattack effectivenessMixed
Optimize feature-space loss and standard tracking loss alternatelyFew-shot backdoor attack (FSBA) · Visual object tracking, digital and physical spacesattack effectivenessHelped
Use external patterns as backdoor watermarks for ownership verificationDataset copyright protection · Third-party model ownership verificationownership verificationHelped
Reduce trigger generalization when designing backdoor-based XAI evaluationFaithful XAI evaluation · Backdoor-based evaluation of XAI methodsevaluation faithfulnessHelped

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