Research question
Can poisoning work when the attacker cannot control labels?
Key findings
- Correctly labelled poison images cause targeted misclassification of a chosen test instance - Single-poison attacks succeed against transfer-learning models
Introduced clean-label poisoning, in which correctly labelled but subtly altered images cause targeted errors, defeating label-based data auditing.
Can poisoning work when the attacker cannot control labels?
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