HKU Trustworthy AI and Systems Research (TASR) Lab
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AnywhereDoor
AnywhereDoor PublicAnywhereDoor is a multi-target backdoor attack tailored for object detection. Once implanted, it enables adversaries to specify different attack types (object vanishing, fabrication, or misclassifi…
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- AFRBench Public
A library and benchmark for anti-facial-recognition (AFR) methods. AFRLib implements 26 published AFR methods behind one interface, and AFRBench evaluates them against 45+ face-recognition models under a controlled protocol with protection and visual-quality metrics.
- FRBench Public
An easy-to-use, end-to-end differentiable face-recognition module that ships 45+ pretrained weights, covering 25 backbones, 9 loss functions, and 3 training datasets spanning generations since 2015.
- TRivia Public Forked from opendatalab/TRivia
[CVPR 2026] TRivia: Self-supervised Fine-tuning of Vision-Language Models for Table Recognition
- Protego Public
[CVPR 2026] Protego is a user-centric privacy protection method that safeguards facial images from retrieval-based privacy intrusions.
- GDBR Public
[EuroS&P 2026] GDBR: Label Recovery Attack Against Partial Gradient Encryption in Federated Learning
- Geminio Public
[ICCV 2025] Geminio is a VLM-powered gradient inversion attack in federated learning (FL). It allows the adversary (the FL server) to describe the data of value and reconstruct the victim client's private data matching the description.
- AnywhereDoor Public
AnywhereDoor is a multi-target backdoor attack tailored for object detection. Once implanted, it enables adversaries to specify different attack types (object vanishing, fabrication, or misclassification) and configurations (untargeted or targeted with specific classes) to dynamically control detection behavior.
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