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offensive-ai-compilation

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A curated list of useful resources that cover Offensive AI.

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About offensive-ai-compilation

A comprehensive, curated compilation of resources covering Offensive AI, organized by attack types (extraction, inversion, poisoning, evasion), defensive actions, tools (e.g., ART, Cleverhans), and use cases including pentesting, malware, OSINT, phishing, and generative AI. The list includes links to papers, frameworks, and surveys, serving as a hub for researchers and practitioners.

Key Features

Curated list of offensive AI resources
Coverage of four attack types: extraction, inversion, poisoning, evasion
Defensive actions and countermeasures for each attack type
Tools such as ART (Adversarial Robustness Toolbox) and Cleverhans
Use cases: pentesting, malware, OSINT, phishing, generative AI (audio, image, video, text)
Includes surveys and links to academic papers
Open source and freely accessible

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Comprehensive collection of resources across multiple offensive AI domains
  • Well-organized into categories with defensive actions included
  • Open source and free to use
  • Covers both theoretical concepts and practical tools
  • Regularly maintained with links to recent papers
Cons
  • Not an interactive tool but a static list of resources
  • No built-in functionality beyond navigation
  • May require manual effort to keep links up to date
  • Some external links may become outdated

Best For

Adversarial machine learning researchPenetration testing with AIMalware analysis and developmentOSINT gathering and reconnaissancePhishing attack simulation and detectionGenerative AI exploitation (audio, image, video, text)Model extraction and stealingMembership inference and property inference

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FAQ

What is Offensive AI?
Offensive AI involves exploiting the vulnerabilities of AI models, including attacks like extraction, inversion, poisoning, and evasion.
What categories are covered in this compilation?
The compilation covers abuse, adversarial machine learning, four types of attacks (extraction, inversion, poisoning, evasion), defensive actions, tools (such as ART and Cleverhans), and use cases including pentesting, malware, OSINT, phishing, and generative AI.
Is this tool actively maintained?
The compilation appears to be maintained on GitHub (based on the Jekyll theme reference), but specific update frequency is not stated.