poisoning
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- noun
- /ˈpɔɪzənɪŋ/
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envenenamiento de datos
- This does result in a distributed cache poisoning attack that must be addressed in the CCN node's cache replacement policy.
Examples
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And furthermore, it's not that uncommon for popular websites to become targets of poisoning attempts by hackers.
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The DNS poisoning that was imposed on most Google websites yesterday appears to have been lifted.
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A higher operating temperature would expand the range of suitable catalysts and reduce their susceptibility to poisoning.
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There is one approach to DNS cache poisoning that can control the attack surface and is particularly effective when executed from within the enterprise.
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Apart from many operational difficulties, tar in the product gas has been the major challenge of biomass gasification, which leads to clogging of pipes and catalyst poisoning.
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Hackers often attempt data poisoning to manipulate the behavior of machine learning models.
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Data poisoning can significantly degrade the performance of an artificial intelligence system.
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The cybersecurity team implemented measures to prevent poisoning of the training data for their algorithms.
Synonyms
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6.5
Wrong or repeated data added to a dataset that gives wrong results
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.9
A condition that happens when too much lead gets into the body and makes you sick
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3.7
An illness that happens when carbon monoxide gas reduces the oxygen your body gets
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4.1
A sickness caused by breathing or eating mercury that harms the body and brain
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5.8
A serious life-threatening illness caused by breathing or swallowing cyanide, often from fire smoke and industrial chemicals
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5.7
An illness after taking too much nicotine that causes vomiting and dizziness
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4.9
Illness happens when you touch, breathe, or eat chemicals that kill pests
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8.6
Sickness from breathing in or swallowing mothballs that makes you feel unwell and gives a headache
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Illness from strong cleaners like lye that you swallow, breathe in, or touch
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Illness caused by chemicals or dust from making leather that causes skin and breathing problems
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Sickness caused by breathing in or swallowing the insect spray malathion that causes nausea and weakness
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Serious injury from swallowing or touching paraquat that slowly damages the mouth, throat, liver, and kidneys
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A serious illness from breathing or swallowing the insect poison parathion that causes stomach pain, headache, seizures, and heavy sweating
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Poisoning comes from an old word for a 'drink' and is the same root as potion, but the computing use is a modern picture: attackers add bad data like someone adding poison to a drink. A helpful way to remember it is that data poisoning spoils or 'contaminates' the training material so the model behaves badly.