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FakeMark: gradient-guided false watermark claims via robust feature fusion
Model watermarking supports intellectual-property claims by verifying a model’s responses to a secret key set, but this behavior-only interface is vulnerable to fabricated evidence. This work presents FakeMark , a gradient-guided false-claim attack for image classifiers that uses a white-box surroga
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