Verfahren zur Sicherung eines Rechnersystems gegen Integritätsangriffe

EP4811192 23. September 2026

Anmelder: THALES DIS FRANCE SAS 🇫🇷

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Veröffentlichungs-Nr.
EP4811192
Anmeldetag
20. März 2025
Veröffentlichung
23. September 2026
Rechtsraum
EP
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for securing against adversarial and backdoor attacks a computer system including a memory storing a plurality of benign images (501) and using at least one neural network comprising an input layer, hidden layers, and an output layer generating an embedding or a classification result into a set of output classes for an input image presented at the input layer, said method being performed by said computer system and comprising, before or during the inference phase: - splitting at least one benign image (501) among said stored benign images into a plurality of zones according to at least one predefined method; and at the inference phase: - acquiring an image (502); - splitting the acquired image into a plurality of zones according to said at least one predefined method; -generating at least one composite image (503, 504, 505, 506) by replacing, in at least one split benign image among said stored benign images a zone of the split benign image corresponding to a zone of the split acquired image with said zone of the split acquired image; -applying said at least one neural network to said at least one generated composite image for generating a result from said output layer of said at least one neural network; -comparing said generated result and a result generated by applying said at least one neural network to said acquired image; - based on said comparison, detecting an adversarial or backdoor attack and performing a predetermined action for securing said system.

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THALES DIS FRANCE SAS
Land
🇫🇷 Frankreich
🇫🇷 Thales

Französischer Technologiekonzern mit Sitz in Paris, aktiv in Luft- und Raumfahrt, Verteidigungstechnik, Sicherheitstechnologie sowie Bahn- und Kommunikationssystemen für zivile und militärische Anwendungen.

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