FedFG: Privacy-Preserving and Robust Federated Learning via Flow-Matching Generation
Ruiyang Wang, Rong Pan, and Zhengan Yao

TL;DR
FedFG introduces a flow-matching generation-based federated learning framework that enhances privacy and robustness against poisoning attacks while maintaining high accuracy.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel federated learning method using flow-matching generators to protect privacy and improve robustness against attacks.
Findings
Achieves higher accuracy compared to prior methods.
Effectively resists multiple poisoning attack strategies.
Maintains strong privacy protections for clients.
Abstract
Federated learning (FL) enables distributed clients to collaboratively train a global model using local private data. Nevertheless, recent studies show that conventional FL algorithms still exhibit deficiencies in privacy protection, and the server lacks a reliable and stable aggregation rule for updating the global model. This situation creates opportunities for adversaries: on the one hand, they may eavesdrop on uploaded gradients or model parameters, potentially leaking benign clients' private data; on the other hand, they may compromise clients to launch poisoning attacks that corrupt the global model. To balance accuracy and security, we propose FedFG, a robust FL framework based on flow-matching generation that simultaneously preserves client privacy and resists sophisticated poisoning attacks. On the client side, each local network is decoupled into a private feature extractor…
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