A Single Set of Adversarial Clothes Breaks Multiple Defense Methods in the Physical World
Wei Zhang, Zhanhao Hu, Xiao Li, Xiaopei Zhu, Xiaolin Hu

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that a single set of adversarial clothes can effectively bypass multiple defense methods for object detection in both digital and physical settings, exposing a significant vulnerability.
Contribution
It introduces a novel adversarial clothing attack that defeats various defense strategies, highlighting the limitations of current defenses against large, natural-looking adversarial patches.
Findings
All defense methods performed poorly against adversarial clothes.
A single set of clothes achieved over 96% attack success rate in digital tests.
The attack maintained over 64% success rate in physical world conditions.
Abstract
In recent years, adversarial attacks against deep learning-based object detectors in the physical world have attracted much attention. To defend against these attacks, researchers have proposed various defense methods against adversarial patches, a typical form of physically-realizable attack. However, our experiments showed that simply enlarging the patch size could make these defense methods fail. Motivated by this, we evaluated various defense methods against adversarial clothes which have large coverage over the human body. Adversarial clothes provide a good test case for adversarial defense against patch-based attacks because they not only have large sizes but also look more natural than a large patch on humans. Experiments show that all the defense methods had poor performance against adversarial clothes in both the digital world and the physical world. In addition, we crafted a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdversarial Robustness in Machine Learning · Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) · Advanced Neural Network Applications
