Adversarial Machine Learning Course

Learn how to perform white-box and black-box attacks on machine learning classifiers in this course.

1 hour, 33 minutes

Course description

This course begins by providing an overview of white-box and black-box adversarial attacks on machine learning systems. It will then guide you through using the Fast Gradient Signed Method (FGSM) white-box attack on a keras machine learning model. Next, we will cover black-box attacks. You will be guided on using a machine learning as a service system called Clarif.AI and then performing a black-box adversarial attack to trick this service into labeling a benign image as dangerous. Finally, to solidify learning, the student is given an assignment on tricking a MNIST keras classifier via a white-box adversarial attack.

Syllabus

Assignment: TrickMe

File - 01:00:00

Assignment: TrickMe video

Video - 00:01:00

Black-Box Attack on Clarif.AI

Video - 00:21:00

Code from scratch and perform a black-box attack on Clarif.AI’s moderation model.
Getting Started with Clarif.AI

Video - 00:03:00

Tutorial on the offerings of Clarif.AI ML as a service, installation and setup of the developer API key.
White-Box Attacks on Machine Learning

Video - 00:06:00

Understand and perform the FGSM attack on a keras ResNet model using the Foolbox library.
Adversarial Machine Learning

Video - 00:02:00

Overview of adversarial attacks on ML.

Meet the author

Emmanuel Tsukerman

Dr. Tsukerman graduated from Stanford University and UC Berkeley. In 2017, his machine-learning-based anti-ransomware product won Top 10 Ransomware Products by PC Magazine. In 2018, he designed a machine-learning-based malware detection system for Palo Alto Network's WildFire service (over 30,000 customers).

In 2019, Dr. Tsukerman authored the Machine Learning for Cybersecurity Cookbook and launched the Infosec Skills Cybersecurity Data Science Learning Path.

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