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This is an extremely long read at The Register, but it will fully explain exactly how that Chinese manufactured 55 gallon drum of lube ended up being shipped next-day air to your house. It is also explained that if you use the lube backwards, its becomes very abrasive, sort of like the music they are using to trigger this. And no, Russia was not mentioned one time in the article or the "CommanderSong: A Systematic Approach for Practical Adversarial Voice
Recognition" paper it is based on, but I figure the Rooskies have to be involved in this somehow. In a totally unrelated bit of information, here are instructions on clearing your Amazon browsing history. Thanks cageymaru.
In this paper, we perform practical adversary attacks on IVC devices by injecting “voice” commands into songs. Such CommanderSongs could let IVC devices execute any command while being played over the air without any notice by users. Based on CommanderSong, long distance attacks could be performed through radio, TV or media players. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first systematical approach to generate such practical attacks against DNN-based speech recognition system.
Recognition" paper it is based on, but I figure the Rooskies have to be involved in this somehow. In a totally unrelated bit of information, here are instructions on clearing your Amazon browsing history. Thanks cageymaru.
In this paper, we perform practical adversary attacks on IVC devices by injecting “voice” commands into songs. Such CommanderSongs could let IVC devices execute any command while being played over the air without any notice by users. Based on CommanderSong, long distance attacks could be performed through radio, TV or media players. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first systematical approach to generate such practical attacks against DNN-based speech recognition system.