FedSurrogate defends federated learning against backdoors by clustering on security-critical layers and substituting malicious updates with benign surrogates, reporting false-positive rates below 10% and attack success below 2.1% under non-IID conditions.
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AdaBFL introduces a novel three-layer adaptive aggregation mechanism for Byzantine-robust federated learning that counters complex attacks, provides non-convex non-iid convergence guarantees, and shows superior performance in experiments.
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FedSurrogate: Backdoor Defense in Federated Learning via Layer Criticality and Surrogate Replacement
FedSurrogate defends federated learning against backdoors by clustering on security-critical layers and substituting malicious updates with benign surrogates, reporting false-positive rates below 10% and attack success below 2.1% under non-IID conditions.
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AdaBFL: Multi-Layer Defensive Adaptive Aggregation for Bzantine-Robust Federated Learning
AdaBFL introduces a novel three-layer adaptive aggregation mechanism for Byzantine-robust federated learning that counters complex attacks, provides non-convex non-iid convergence guarantees, and shows superior performance in experiments.