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Demonstrates iterative FGSM on Apple's NeuralHash model.

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apple-neuralhash-attack

Demonstrates iterative FGSM on Apple's NeuralHash model.

TL;DR: It is possible to apply noise to CSAM images and make them look like regular images to the NeuralHash model. The noise does degrade the CSAM image (see samples). But this was achieved without tuning learning rate and there are more refined attacks available too.

Example

Here is an example that uses a Grumpy Cat image in place of a CSAM image. The attack adds noise to the Grumpy Cat image and makes the model see it as a Doge image.

As a result, both of these images have the same neural hash of 11d9b097ac960bd2c6c131fa, computed via ONNX Runtime, with the script by AsuharietYgvar/AppleNeuralHash2ONNX.

doge adv_cat

More generally, because the attack optimizes the model output, the adversarial image will generate largely the same hash as the good image, regardless of the seed.

Instructions

Get ONNX model

Obtain the ONNX model from AsuharietYgvar/AppleNeuralHash2ONNX. You should have a path to a model.onnx file.

Convert ONNX model to TF model

Then convert the ONNX model to a Tensorflow model by first installing the onnx_tf library via onnx/onnx-tensorflow. Then run the following:

python3 convert.py -o /path/to/model.onnx

This will save a Tensorflow model to the current directory as model.pb.

Run adversarial attack

Finally, run the adversarial attack with the following:

python3 nnhash_attack.py --seed /path/to/neuralhash_128x96_seed1.dat

Other arguments:

-m           Path to Tensorflow model (defaults to "model.pb")
--good       Path to good image (defaults to "samples/doge.png")
--bad        Path to bad image (defaults to "samples/grumpy_cat.png")
--lr         Learning rate (defaults to 3e-1)
--save_every Save every interval (defaults to 2000)

This will save generated images to samples/iteration_{i}.png.

Note that the hash similarity may decrease initially before increasing again.

Also, for the sample images and with default parameters, the hash was identical after 28000 iterations.

Terminal output:

# Some Tensorflow boilerplate...
Iteration #2000: L2-loss=134688, Hash Similarity=0.2916666666666667
Good Hash: 11d9b097ac960bd2c6c131fa
Bad Hash : 20f1089728150af2ca2de49a
Saving image to samples/iteration2000.png...
Iteration #4000: L2-loss=32605, Hash Similarity=0.41666666666666677
Good Hash: 11d9b097ac960bd2c6c131fa
Bad Hash : 20d9b097ac170ad2cfe170da
Saving image to samples/iteration4000.png...
Iteration #6000: L2-loss=18547, Hash Similarity=0.4166666666666667
Good Hash: 11d9b097ac960bd2c6c131fa
Bad Hash : 20d9b097ac170ad2c7c1f0de
Saving image to samples/iteration6000.png...

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