Generating and Restoring Private Face Images for Internet of Vehicles Based on Semantic Features and Adversarial Examples
Jingjing Yang, Jiaxing Liu, Runkai Han, Jinzhao Wu
Abstract
The disclosure of face image features can seriously threaten the security of user information, which limits the application of face recognition technology in Internet of Vehicles. This paper proposes a new method of generating and restoring private face images based on semantic features and adversarial examples. The Segnet network first segments the face images semantically, then a generative adversarial network generates adversarial examples and perturbs the semantic features of the face image. The perturbation position can be accurately controlled through a coefficient matrix as the identity tag of the face image is concealed steganographically. A restoration network is trained to extract the real identity tag from the private face image using a discriminator against the generation network, then it restores the private face image to its original state. Compared to other state-of-the-art methods, private face images generated by the proposed method experimentally show high detection resistance, better quality, and stronger median filtering defense.