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DRIFT: Removing Diffusion Watermarks by Deflecting the Generative Trajectory

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DRIFT is a black‑box attack that removes diffusion watermarks by combining partial forward diffusion with stochastic reverse resampling. It limits the source information available to a fixed‑depth recovery pipeline and uses stochastic reversal to explore alternative noise‑driven paths, refining fidelity only on updates rejected by the same verifier. Across nine watermarks, DRIFT achieves 98–100% attack success and the best image quality without requiring secret keys, verifier internals, or per‑image gradient optimization.

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