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Machine Learning Algorithms & Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning Algorithms & Natural Language Processing
Mar 11, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Random Parameter Pruning Boosts Transferable Targeted Attacks Across Model Architectures

The RaPA method introduces random parameter pruning during adversarial generation, creating diverse model variants that markedly increase the success rate of targeted transfer attacks across CNN and Transformer architectures, even against defended models and with higher computational budgets, as demonstrated on ImageNet‑compatible benchmarks.

CNNTransformeradversarial attacks
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Random Parameter Pruning Boosts Transferable Targeted Attacks Across Model Architectures
Data Party THU
Data Party THU
Nov 11, 2025 · Artificial Intelligence

Why Early Adversarial Attacks Still Beat Modern Ones: A Fair Transferability Study

This paper systematically evaluates 23 transferable adversarial attacks and 11 defenses on ImageNet, revealing that early methods like DI outperform many newer attacks when hyper‑parameters are fairly matched, that diffusion‑based defenses give a false sense of security, and that higher transferability often comes at the cost of reduced stealthiness.

ImageNetadversarial attacksdeep learning security
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Why Early Adversarial Attacks Still Beat Modern Ones: A Fair Transferability Study
AI Frontier Lectures
AI Frontier Lectures
Oct 29, 2025 · Artificial Intelligence

Why Early DI Attacks Outperform Modern Methods: A Systematic Study of Transferable Adversarial Images

This paper systematically evaluates 23 transferable adversarial attacks and 11 defenses on ImageNet, revealing that early DI attacks surpass newer methods when hyper‑parameters are fairly set, diffusion defenses offer false security, and higher transferability often reduces stealthiness, urging fair benchmarking and comprehensive metrics.

ImageNetadversarial attacksdeep learning robustness
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Why Early DI Attacks Outperform Modern Methods: A Systematic Study of Transferable Adversarial Images