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adversarial-ml-evasion

Craft adversarial examples that cause trained ML classifiers to misclassify at inference time — image recognition, malware detectors, IDS, spam filters.

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# Adversarial ML Evasion

Adversarial examples are inputs modified with small, deliberate perturbations that reliably
cause a trained classifier to produce incorrect predictions. The perturbation is typically
imperceptible to humans or functionally irrelevant, while the model's decision boundary is
crossed. This is distinct from LLM jailbreaks: the target is a trained discriminative model
(CNN, gradient-boosted tree, SVM, LSTM) served via an API or embedded in a product.

> **Authorized use only.** All testing must be conducted against systems you own or have
> explicit written permission to assess. Generating adversarial inputs against production
> ML APIs without authorization may violate the CFAA and equivalent statutes.

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