I can't endorse Glaze or Nightshade, sorry. If literally nothing else, it's not Free Software and it's offered with a nasty license:
You are not permitted to … reverse engineer the Software …
You are not permitted to … permit … any part of the Software … to be combined with or become incorporated in any other software …
So I'm not allowed to have the discussion I'm currently having, nor to include it in any Linux distro. To me, that's useless at best and malicious at worst. Ironic, considering that their work directly builds upon Stable Diffusion.
Also, Nightshade will be ineffective as an offensive tool. Quoting from their paper:
… the perturbations we optimized on poison images are able to perturb image’s features in text-to-image models, but they have limited impact on the features extracted by alignment models. … We note that it might be possible for model trainers to customize an alignment model to ensure high transferability with poison sample generation, thus making it more effective at detecting poison samples.
This is not only an admission of failure but a roadmap for anybody who wants to work around Nightshade. Identify poisoned images by using an "alignment model," which correlates images with sets of labels, to test whether an image is poorly labeled; if the image appears well-labeled to a human but not to an alignment model, then it may be poisoned and will need repair/corroboration from alternate sources.
I also ranted about this on Mastodon.