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Sponge Examples: Energy and Latency Attacks on Neural Networks
Adversarial inputs that don't fool a model's outputs — they exhaust its compute. Sponge examples maximize inference energy and latency, enabling DoS attacks that bypass rate limits, drain edge-device batteries, and degrade shared inference infrastructure. What they are, how they work, and how to defend against them.
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Adversarial Examples: The Foundational ML Attack That Still Breaks AI Systems in Production
Imperceptible perturbations that flip neural network classifications — from FGSM and PGD to physical-world stop-sign attacks and LLM adversarial suffixes. What adversarial examples are, why gradient-based attacks work, how defenses hold up, and what this means for production AI systems today.