Proactive Schemes: A Survey of Adversarial Attacks for Social Good
Vishal Asnani, Xi Yin, Xiaoming Liu

TL;DR
This paper surveys adversarial attack techniques in computer vision, emphasizing proactive schemes that embed imperceptible templates into data to improve model robustness and social good applications, contrasting passive methods.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of proactive schemes that encrypt input data with templates, highlighting their methodologies, applications, and potential for secure deep learning advancements.
Findings
Proactive schemes enhance deep learning robustness through data encryption.
Embedding templates can improve performance in vision and NLP tasks.
Challenges include vulnerabilities and future research directions.
Abstract
Adversarial attacks in computer vision exploit the vulnerabilities of machine learning models by introducing subtle perturbations to input data, often leading to incorrect predictions or classifications. These attacks have evolved in sophistication with the advent of deep learning, presenting significant challenges in critical applications, which can be harmful for society. However, there is also a rich line of research from a transformative perspective that leverages adversarial techniques for social good. Specifically, we examine the rise of proactive schemes-methods that encrypt input data using additional signals termed templates, to enhance the performance of deep learning models. By embedding these imperceptible templates into digital media, proactive schemes are applied across various applications, from simple image enhancements to complicated deep learning frameworks to aid…
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TopicsWar, Ethics, and Justification
