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Label Leakage and Protection in Two-party Split Learning

ICLR 2022 · Federated learning and privacy › Privacy attacks and secure learning · approach: Membership inference and auditing · 63 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use gradient norm as the label-scoring signalUnprotected two-party split learning · Binary classification during trainingnorm leak AUC: consistently above 0.9Helped
Use cosine similarity to a positive-example gradient as the label-scoring signalUnprotected two-party split learning · Binary classification during trainingcosine leak AUC: 1Helped
Add Marvell perturbations with s=4.0Split learning gradients · ISIC, cut layerleak AUC: ≈ 1 -> ≈ 0.5Hurt
Replace isotropic Gaussian noise with Marvell's optimized class-dependent perturbationsSplit learning gradients · ISIC, cut layer; norm and direction attacksleak AUC: higher than 0.9 -> ≈ 0.6Mixed
Use isotropic Gaussian noise instead of Marvell's optimized perturbation (ablation)Split learning gradients · ISIC and Criteo, cut and first layersleak AUC at matched utilityHurt
Use max_norm instead of isotropic Gaussian noise (ablation)Split learning gradients · ISIC and Criteoleak AUC at matched utilityMixed
Increase Marvell's privacy hyperparameter s (ablation)Marvell · ISIC, cut and first layersleak AUC: ≈ 1 -> ≈ 0.5Helped

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