Clairvoyance: Exploiting Far-field EM Emanations of GPU to "See" Your DNN Models through Obstacles at a Distance
Clairvoyance: Exploiting Far-field EM Emanations of GPU to "See" Your DNN Models through Obstacles at a Distance
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10.1109/spw54247.2022.9833894
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2022-05
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Sisheng Liang;Zihao Zhan;Fan Yao;Long Cheng;Zhenkai Zhang
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Sisheng Liang;Zihao Zhan;Fan Yao;Long Cheng;Zhenkai Zhang
Deep neural networks (DNNs) are becoming increasingly popular in real-world applications, and they are considered valuable assets of enterprises. In recent years, a number of model extraction attacks have been formulated that can be mounted to successfully steal proprietary DNN models. Nevertheless, previous model extraction attacks require either logical access to the target models or physical access to the victim machines, and thus are not suitable for performing model stealing in scenarios where an outside attacker is in the proximity but at a distance.In this paper, we propose a new model extraction attack named Clairvoyance that exploits certain far-field electromagnetic signals emanated from a GPU to steal DNN models at a distance of several meters away from the victim machine even with some obstacles in-between. Using Clairvoyance, an attacker can effectively deduce DNN architectures (e.g., the number of layers and their types) and layer configurations (e.g., the number of kernels, sizes of layers, and sizes of strides). We use several case studies (e.g., VGG and ResNet) to demonstrate its effectiveness.