Secure ML Library

An open-source library for security evaluation of machine learning (ML)-based algorithms


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SecML has been partially developed with the support of European Union’s ALOHA project
Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme, grant agreement No. 780788.

SecML (Secure ML Library) is an open-source Python library implementing poisoning and evasion attacks against a wide family of learning algorithms, including SVMs, Neural Nets, Random Forests, and other algorithms available from scikit-learn. SecML-Lib also implements some of the secure-learning techniques developed by our team in the past years.

It comes with a set of powerful features:

  • Dense/Sparse data support. We provide full, transparent support for both dense (through numpy library) and sparse data (through scipy library) in a single data structure.

  • Wide range of supported ML algorithms. All supervised learning algorithms supported by scikit-learn are available, as well as Neural Networks (NNs) through PyTorch deep learning platform (coming soon).

  • Built-in attack algorithms. Evasion and poisoning attacks based on a custom-developed fast solver.

  • Visualize your results. We provide visualization and plotting framework based on the widely-known library matplotlib.

  • Explain your results. Explainable ML methods to interpret model decisions via influential features and prototypes. (coming soon)

  • Extensible. Easily create new wrappers for ML models or attack algorithms extending our abstract interfaces.

  • Multi-processing. Do you want to save time further? We provide full compatibility with all the multi-processing features of scikit-learn and pytorch, along with built-in support of the joblib library.

Click on the buttons below to download the code and the documentation, and to read the complete information (Installation Guide - Operating System requirements - Installation process - Extra Components - Usage Guide).

Authors

This library is maintained by Pluribus One and PRALab - Pattern Recognition and Applications Lab.
List of contributors:
  • Marco Melis (maintainer) [1]

  • Ambra Demontis [1]

  • Maura Pintor [1], [2]

  • Battista Biggio [1], [2]

1. Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Cagliari
2. Pluribus One

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Copyright

SecML is currently in development.
If you encounter any bug, please report them using the GitLab issue tracker.
More info here.

Info

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  Pluribus One is a spin-off of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Cagliari, Italy

 

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