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Trading Devil: Robust backdoor attack via Stochastic investment models and Bayesian approach

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arxiv 2406.10719 v5 pith:NSPOULHR submitted 2024-06-15 cs.CR cs.LGq-fin.CPq-fin.STstat.ML

classification cs.CRcs.LGq-fin.CPq-fin.STstat.ML
keywords attackaudiobackdoorattacksdatamodelssystemsmarketback
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With the growing use of voice-activated systems and speech recognition technologies, the danger of backdoor attacks on audio data has grown significantly. This research looks at a specific type of attack, known as a Stochastic investment-based backdoor attack (MarketBack), in which adversaries strategically manipulate the stylistic properties of audio to fool speech recognition systems. The security and integrity of machine learning models are seriously threatened by backdoor attacks, in order to maintain the reliability of audio applications and systems, the identification of such attacks becomes crucial in the context of audio data. Experimental results demonstrated that MarketBack is feasible to achieve an average attack success rate close to 100% in seven victim models when poisoning less than 1% of the training data.

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