Mitigate Image-Scaling Attacks: Implement Secure Scaling Algorithms
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Referencing #42388

This pull request addresses the issue of **image-scaling attacks** by implementing **secure scaling algorithms** in the TensorFlow codebase. Image-scaling attacks pose a security threat to machine learning applications, similar to adversarial examples, as they allow adversaries to manipulate the output of the downscaling operation, impacting the security of machine learning models.

_Changes Made:_

**Secure Scaling Algorithms:** We have introduced secure scaling algorithms in the code to prevent image-scaling attacks. Specifically, we have modified the code to use secure scaling algorithms, which consider all pixels equally during downscaling, making it difficult for adversaries to manipulate specific pixels.

**Parameter Validation:** We have added parameter validation to ensure that critical parameters such as align_corners and half_pixel_centers are used securely. This prevents potential vulnerabilities in the scaling process.

**Input Validation:** We have added input validation to ensure that the up/down sampling size is always positive, addressing a fundamental security concern in the image-scaling process.

_Why These Changes:_

Machine learning models often rely on image downscaling, and ensuring the security of this process is crucial. The changes made in this PR are essential for the following reasons:

**Security:** The modifications aim to enhance the security of machine learning applications by mitigating the risk of **image-scaling attacks**.

**Adversarial Examples:** Image-scaling attacks are analogous to adversarial examples, where slight manipulations can deceive machine learning models. By using **secure scaling algorithms**, we make it harder for attackers to exploit the **downscaling process.**

**Parameter Validation:** Parameter validation ensures that critical parameters are used securely, eliminating potential vulnerabilities.

**Input Validation:** Input validation guarantees that **up/down sampling sizes** are always positive, reducing the **risk of manipulation**.