Nightshade is an optimized prompt-specific poisoning attack that targets text-to-image generative models. The attack involves injecting poison samples into the training data, which can corrupt the model's ability to respond to individual prompts.
Nightshade involves injecting poison samples into the training data, which can corrupt the model's ability to respond to individual prompts.
Nightshade poison samples are optimized for potency and can corrupt an Stable Diffusion SDXL prompt in <100 poison samples.
Nightshade poison effects can bleed through to related concepts, and multiple attacks can be composed together in a single prompt.
Nightshade can destabilize general features in a text-to-image generative model, effectively disabling its ability to generate meaningful images.
Nightshade can be used as a last defense for content creators against web scrapers that ignore opt-out/do-not-crawl directives.
Nightshade can be used to attack text-to-image generative models.
Nightshade can be used to defend against web scrapers that ignore opt-out/do-not-crawl directives.
Nightshade can be used to destabilize general features in a text-to-image generative model.
Nightshade can be used to corrupt the model's ability to respond to individual prompts.
To use Nightshade, inject poison samples into the training data of a text-to-image generative model.
To defend against Nightshade, use techniques such as data validation and anomaly detection.
To mitigate the effects of Nightshade, use techniques such as model retraining and data augmentation.