Pixel-wise attack success rate is an evaluation metric in adversarial machine learning that measures the proportion of individual pixels in an image that are successfully manipulated to achieve an attacker objective when a perturbation or backdoor trigger is activated. Unlike standard attack success rates that evaluate whole-image predictions as binary outcomes, this metric provides a granular measurement suited for dense computer vision and image processing tasks, such as semantic segmentation and learned image compression. In these settings, it quantifies attack efficacy across spatial dimensions by calculating the percentage of pixels that are driven to an intended target label, altered in reconstruction quality, or corrupted during downstream task execution.