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DLFaceGuard: unified face privacy and deep model protection using chaotic encryption

Aug 2026 · Telecommunications Systems · Vol 89 · 0 citations · 27 references

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A deep learning-based face detection network that can accurately identify all faces in an image and a secure encryption key is generated using a novel chaotic system that exhibits high randomness and ensures the key’s unpredictability to protect both private data and the model.

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