Adversarial Machine Learning (NIST)
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NIST's official taxonomy of adversarial machine learning, intended to standardize terminology for policy and practice.
Taxonomy: Organizes attacks by stage (training vs. deployment), objective (availability, integrity, privacy), and attacker knowledge (white-box, gray-box, black-box).
Method catalog: Systematically reviews evasion, poisoning, extraction, and inference attacks with representative examples and current defenses.
Mitigation landscape: Evaluates robustness techniques (adversarial training, certified defenses, monitoring) alongside their practical limitations.
Standards role: As a NIST publication, this document is likely to shape how U.S. agencies and regulated industries describe and defend against adversarial ML attacks.
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