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Security through obscurity never works. So while some make the argument that hiding a model behind closed walls is security, is it really?
by dmezzetti 3y ago
Security through obscurity never works. So while some make the argument that hiding a model behind closed walls is security, is it really?
- MattPalmer1086 3y agoThis is about safety, not security as such. Also, security through obscurity should not be relied upon alone, but obscurity can help raise the bar for an attacker. It doesn't mean obscurity can't help, just that it is not sufficient.
- dmezzetti 3y agoThe overall narrative lately is that AI through APIs is the answer even if this paper doesn't say that. You have to read between the lines to see what's going on. I would consider it generally accepted that having access to how something is trained and works provides a greater ability to protect against vulnerabilities.