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Sunday, March 3 • 2:10pm - 2:40pm
Attacking Deep Learning-Based NLP Systems with Malicious Word Embeddings

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Recent Deep Learning-based Natural Language Processing (NLP) systems rely heavily on Word Embeddings, a.k.a. Word Vectors, a method of converting words into meaningful vectors of numbers. However, the process of gathering data, training word embeddings, and incorporating them into an NLP system has received little scrutiny from a security perspective. In this talk we demonstrate that we can influence such systems by manipulating training data and how we can inject them into real-world systems.

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Toshiro Nishimura

Toshiro is an independent software engineer and entrepreneur with a passion for security and privacy. Previously he has worked in email security and bioinformatics. His regular expression and Vim skills are second to none.



Sunday March 3, 2019 2:10pm - 2:40pm PST
Theater 15 (overflow in #11)