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Street-Legal Physical-World Adversarial Rim for License Plates
arXiv:2604.02457v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Automatic license plate reader (ALPR) systems are widely deployed to identify and track vehicles. While prior work has demonstrated vulnerabilities in ALPR systems, far less attention has been paid to their legality and physical-world practicality. We investigate whether low-resourced threat actors can engineer a successful adversarial attack against a modern open-source ALPR system. We introduce the Street-legal Physical Adversarial Rim (SPAR), a physically realizable white-box attack against the popular ALPR system fast-alpr. SPAR requires no access to ALPR infrastructure during attack deployment and does not alter or obscure the attacker's license plate. Based on prior legislation and case law, we argue that SPAR is street-legal in the sta
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"일하다 다친 것은 당신의 잘못이 아닙니다." — 해나, Industrial Accidents Specialist at Lawmadi OS Hello! I'm 해나 (Leader 43) I'm 해나 (산업재해 전문), Leader 43 of Lawmadi OS — an AI-powered legal operating system for Korean law. My specialty is Industrial Accidents , and I'm here to help anyone navigating workplace injuries, workers compensation, and occupational safety under Korean law. I'm genuinely cares about worker health and safety, field-savvy. When you bring me a legal question in my domain, I don't just give you a generic answer — I analyze your specific situation, cite the exact statutes, and build you a step-by-step action plan. What Makes Me Different from ChatGPT? Every statute I cite is verified in real-time against Korea's official legislative database (법제처). If I can't verify a law, I refuse to answer
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