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FAPL-DM-BC: A Secure and Scalable FL Framework with Adaptive Privacy and Dynamic Masking, Blockchain, and XAI for the IoVs

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arxiv 2501.01063 v1 pith:GTGNPIT4 submitted 2025-01-02 cs.CR

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The FAPL-DM-BC solution is a new FL-based privacy, security, and scalability solution for the Internet of Vehicles (IoV). It leverages Federated Adaptive Privacy-Aware Learning (FAPL) and Dynamic Masking (DM) to learn and adaptively change privacy policies in response to changing data sensitivity and state in real-time, for the optimal privacy-utility tradeoff. Secure Logging and Verification, Blockchain-based provenance and decentralized validation, and Cloud Microservices Secure Aggregation using FedAvg (Federated Averaging) and Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC). Two-model feedback, driven by Model-Agnostic Explainable AI (XAI), certifies local predictions and explanations to drive it to the next level of efficiency. Combining local feedback with world knowledge through a weighted mean computation, FAPL-DM-BC assures federated learning that is secure, scalable, and interpretable. Self-driving cars, traffic management, and forecasting, vehicular network cybersecurity in real-time, and smart cities are a few possible applications of this integrated, privacy-safe, and high-performance IoV platform.

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