Reversible Adversarial Example based on Reversible Image Transformation

11/06/2019
by   Zhaoxia Yin, et al.
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At present there are many companies that take the most advanced Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) to classify and analyze photos we upload to social networks or the cloud. In order to prevent users privacy from leakage, the attack characteristics of the adversarial example can be exploited to make these models misjudged. In this paper, we take advantage of reversible image transformation to construct reversible adversarial example, which is still an adversarial example to DNNs. It not only allows DNNs to extract the wrong information, but also can be recovered to its original image without any distortion. Experimental results show that reversible adversarial examples obtained by our method have higher attack success rates while ensuring that the reversible image quality is still high. Moreover, the proposed method is easy to operate, suitable for practical applications.

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