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To avoid future code duplication and the problems associated with it, we should clean up the duplicate code in our tests and pull the helpers methods (e.g. activate_cfund) into a seperate util library that we can import into our tests
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We want every model extraction attack to be achievable in PrivacyRaven. This does not include side channel, white-box, full or partial prediction, or explanation-based attacks.
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PrivacyRaven has three interfaces for attacks:
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Various bits of the Veracruz codebase are quite opinionated about the relative sizes of various Rust types, e.g. conversions between
usizeandu64are quite common. Technically speaking, these conversions can fail at runtime due tousizenot being a fixed-width type in Rust, and these conversions mark one of the few places we still have calls toexpect()andunwrap()in the runtime's co