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Adaptive Adversarial Attack on Scene Text Recognition

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Recent studies have shown that state-of-the-art deep learning models are vulnerable to the inputs with small perturbations (adversarial examples). We observe two critical obstacles in adversarial examples: (i) Strong adversarial attacks (e.g., C&W attack) require manually tuning hyper-parameters and take a long time to construct an adversarial example, making it impractical to attack real-time systems; (ii) Most of the studies focus on non-sequential tasks, such as image classification, yet only a few consider sequential tasks. In this work, we speed up adversarial attacks, especially on sequential learning tasks. By leveraging the uncertainty of each task, we directly learn the adaptive multi-task weightings, without manually searching hyper-parameters. A unified architecture is developed and evaluated for both non-sequential tasks and sequential ones. To validate the effectiveness, we take the scene text recognition task as a case study. To our best knowledge, our proposed method is the first attempt to adversarial attack for scene text recognition. Adaptive Attack achieves over 99.9\% success rate with 3-6X speedup compared to state-of-the-art adversarial attacks.

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AdvGAN++ : Harnessing latent layers for adversary generation

cs.CV · 2019-08-02 · reject · novelty 4.0

Using a target model's latent features as the conditioning input to a GAN generator yields higher adversarial attack success rates on MNIST and CIFAR-10 than AdvGAN's image-conditioned generator.

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  • AdvGAN++ : Harnessing latent layers for adversary generation cs.CV · 2019-08-02 · reject · none · ref 19 · internal anchor

    Using a target model's latent features as the conditioning input to a GAN generator yields higher adversarial attack success rates on MNIST and CIFAR-10 than AdvGAN's image-conditioned generator.