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Exploring model theft attacks
From the course: AI Security and Responsible AI Practices by Pearson
Exploring model theft attacks
Model theft refers to unauthorized access by either copying or extracting proprietary information from large language models or any AI model, you know, out there. This type of attacks targets the valuable intellectual property contained within the model itself, like, for example, that you're seeing here in the screen, the architecture of the model, or the training data that has been used to train the model, along with other intellectual property that is valuable to the organization. And the model itself can be the actual intellectual property as well. So all the things that the attacker can obtain and get access to by performing these types of attacks is by extracting the types of architectural components like parameters and weights that you have used to either fine-tune or to train the model to perform a specific task, right? So these are several key aspects of model theft attacks, right? be launched by disgruntled employees, like insider threats or malicious insiders that can leak…
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Module 2: AI and ML security introduction48s
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Learning objectives1m 1s
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Importance of security in AI and ML systems2m 45s
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OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications3m 7s
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Exploring prompt injection attacks5m 14s
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Surveying data poisoning attacks4m 39s
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Understanding insecure output handling5m 6s
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Discussing insecure plugin design4m 11s
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Understanding excessive agency4m 7s
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Exploring model theft attacks2m 40s
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Understanding overreliance of AI systems4m 6s
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