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Backdoor Attacks to Pre-trained Unified Foundation Models

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arxiv 2302.09360 v3 pith:XXXXGKN4 submitted 2023-02-18 cs.CR

classification cs.CR
keywords modelsunifiedbackdoorfoundationpre-trainedtasksattackresearch
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The rise of pre-trained unified foundation models breaks down the barriers between different modalities and tasks, providing comprehensive support to users with unified architectures. However, the backdoor attack on pre-trained models poses a serious threat to their security. Previous research on backdoor attacks has been limited to uni-modal tasks or single tasks across modalities, making it inapplicable to unified foundation models. In this paper, we make proof-of-concept level research on the backdoor attack for pre-trained unified foundation models. Through preliminary experiments on NLP and CV classification tasks, we reveal the vulnerability of these models and suggest future research directions for enhancing the attack approach.

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  1. Merge Hijacking: Backdoor Attacks to Model Merging of Large Language Models

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    Merge Hijacking is a backdoor attack that lets a malicious LLM checkpoint poison any model it is merged with while preserving normal behavior.

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