Research Output
Binius Zero-Knowledge Proofs Meet Multi-Layer Bloom Filters: A Secure and Efficient Protocol for Federated Learning in Autonomous Vehicle Networks
  We present a secure and efficient federated learning protocol for autonomous vehicles that resists data leaks, redundancy, and adversarial attacks. Our system combines fast zero-knowledge proofs and compressed Bloom filters to verify updates without exposing private data. Compared to traditional approaches, our method reduces proof sizes by 90% (under 10 KB), memory by up to 75%, and maintains accuracy with less than 4% degradation under 30% attack rates. The entire update cycle completes in under 600 ms, making it practical for real-time use in vehicles. This work advances trustworthy AI deployment in dynamic, resource-limited networks.

  • Date:

    30 April 2025

  • Publication Status:

    Accepted

  • Publisher

    IEEE

  • Funders:

    Edinburgh Napier Funded

Citation

Andriambelo, H., & Moradpoor, N. (2025, June). Binius Zero-Knowledge Proofs Meet Multi-Layer Bloom Filters: A Secure and Efficient Protocol for Federated Learning in Autonomous Vehicle Networks. Presented at IEEE DCOSS-IoT 2025, Tuscany (Lucca), Italy

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Keywords

IoT Security, Autonomous Vehicles Cybersecurity, Privacy-Preserving Protocols, Secure Aggregation, Byzantine Resilience

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