Time: August 14, 2022, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location: Washington DC Convention Center, 204A
Towards Adversarial Learning: from Evasion Attacks to Poisoning Attacks
at 28th SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
Although deep neural networks (DNNs) have been successfully deployed in various real-world application scenarios, recent studies demonstrated that DNNs are extremely vulnerable to adversarial attacks. By introducing visually imperceptible perturbations into benign inputs, the attacker can manipulate a DNN model into providing wrong predictions. For practitioners who are applying DNNs into real-world problems, understanding the characteristics of different kinds of attacks will not only help them improve the robustness of their models, but also can help them have deeper insights into the working mechanism of DNNs. In this tutorial, we provide a comprehensive overview of the recent advances of adversarial learning, including both attack methods and defense methods. Specifically, we first give a detailed introduction of various types of evasion attacks, followed by a series of representative defense methods against evasion attacks. We then discuss different poison- ing attack methods, followed by several defense methods against poisoning attacks. In addition, besides introducing attack methods working in the digital setting, we also introduce attack methods de- signed for threatening physical world systems. Finally, we present DeepRobust, a PyTorch adversarial learning library which aims to build a comprehensive and easy-to-use platform to foster this research field. Via our tutorial, audience can grasp the main ideas of adversarial attacks and defenses and obtain a deep insight of the robustness of DNNs.
A three-hour talk about adversarial robustness
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
2:30 pm- 2:40 pm
2:40 pm-4:00 pm
Materials
The Speakers
Wentao Wang
Michigan State University
Han Xu
Michigan State University
Yuxuan Wan
Michigan State University
Jie Ren
Michigan State University
Pengfei He
Michigan State University
Jiliang Tang
Michigan State University
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Contact: wangw116@msu.edu, xuhan1@msu.edu