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CAAD VILLAGE - GeekPwn - The Uprising Geekpwn AI/Robotics Cybersecurity Contest U.S. 2018 - Practical adversarial attacks against challenging models environments

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Moustafa Alzantot is a Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science at UCLA. His research interests include machine learning, privacy, and mobile computing. He is an inventor of two US patents and the recipient of several awards including the COMESA 2014 innovation award. He worked as an intern at Google, Facebook, and Qualcom. Yash Sharma is a visiting scientist at Cornell who recently graduated with a Bachelors and Masters in Electrical Engineering. His research has focused on adversarial examples, namely pushing the state-of-the-art in attacks in both limited access settings and challenging domains. He is interested in finding more principled solutions for resolving the robustness problem, as well as studying other practical issues which are inhibiting us from achieving AGI.