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Any adversarial attack that sustains after resize attack #11

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BalaMallikarjuna-G opened this issue Dec 16, 2019 · 6 comments
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@BalaMallikarjuna-G
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Hi,

This is Bala. I have a query regarding adversarial attack.

Is there any adversarial attack that sustains/consists of added noise, after resize attack ? (adversarial image -> converting into High / low resolution image -> resize to original adverarial image size)

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Bala

@gongzhitaao
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Hi Bala, you mean attack or defense? I don't quite follow your question.

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BalaMallikarjuna-G commented Dec 29, 2019 via email

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So if I understand it correctly, you want an attack that survives the resizing, right?

The resizing attack is a bit confusing, it should be resizing defense?

As far as I know, resizing is not an effective method to defend against the adversarial images. It will lower the attack success rate, but will not solve the problem. Basically many of the adversarial examples are still adversarial even after resizing. Some of the early papers, (e.g., FGSM) on adversarial examples have related results.

Hope this helps.

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m-pektas commented Sep 2, 2020

Hi @gongzhitaao , What do you think about advface[1] or amora[2]. These adversarial attacks changing a few pixels in image. So, I think these methods more vulnerable to resize operation. What do you think about this ?

1: https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.05008
2: https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.03829

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Hey @mhmddpkts, I haven't read the papers yet. Sorry I'm not working on adversarial attack/defense now (it was long time ago), so my opinions might be outdated. 😄

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m-pektas commented Sep 2, 2020

When I search this problem in google, I found this page 😅 Therefore, I asked you. Anyway, thanks your reply @gongzhitaao

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