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MixNN: A Design for Protecting Deep Learning Models.

Chao Liu¹, Hao Chen¹, Yusen Wu²

¹Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD 21250, USA.

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|November 11, 2022

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MixNN offers enhanced deep learning model protection by decentralizing layers and hiding information flow. This design preserves model privacy during training with minimal impact on classification accuracy.

Keywords:

deep learning distributed system mix network privacy

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Machine Learning

Background:

Deep learning models possess complex structures and parameters.
Protecting model integrity and privacy during training is crucial.
Existing methods may not fully decentralize model components.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce MixNN, a novel design for deep learning model protection.
To enhance security by decentralizing model layers and obscuring communication.
To preserve model privacy during the training phase.

Main Methods:

Developed MixNN, a decentralized deep learning architecture.
Implemented mix network principles to hide layer parameters, operations, and message flows.
Deployed and evaluated MixNN on AWS EC2 for a classification task.

Main Results:

MixNN demonstrated strong protection against adversaries controlling some layers.
Colluding layers could not tamper with honest layers.
Classification accuracy showed a negligible difference (<0.001) compared to a standard neural network.
MixNN incurred a 7.5x increase in running time.

Conclusions:

MixNN effectively protects deep learning model structure and parameters.
The design enhances model privacy during training without significant accuracy loss.
Trade-offs exist between enhanced security and computational overhead.