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Security2026-08-20 · source-backed
Most adversarial work on continual learning targets catastrophic forgetting. This paper attacks plasticity instead: "learning blockers" are manipulated data that reduce the learnability of upcoming training iterations, which makes them nearly undetectable during the current one. Six attack strategies, evaluated across 4,480+ simulations on MNIST and Split-CIFAR10 against DER, ER-ACE and iCaRL. (arXiv 2608.18976)
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