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This research proposes a scalable Kubernetes-based architecture for federated learning in Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) systems, specifically integrating post-quantum cryptography to mitigate future quantum threats. By shifting from sequential to distributed cryptographic processing, the framework achieves a 35% reduction in latency while maintaining data privacy on resource-constrained hardware like Raspberry Pi devices. The work directly addresses critical security vulnerabilities in decentralized machine learning models without requiring direct exchange of sensitive health data.
Alshoghri and Colleagues Propose Kubernetes-Based Framework for Federated Learning Security

Distributed cryptographic processing now reduces latency in IoMT systems, unlike previous sequential methods that created performance bottlenecks. This framework integrates post-quantum cryptography into federated learning, securing sensitive health data handled by resource-constrained devices. Validated on a Raspberry Pi, it offers a pathway towards long-term, resilient security for connected healthcare.
Taym Alshoghri and colleagues of Science and Technology present a new framework addressing key security and privacy challenges within the rapidly expanding Internet of Medical Things. The increasing prevalence of IoMT devices, coupled with the use of federated learning, introduces vulnerabilities in sensitive health data handling. The framework responds to the emerging threat of quantum computing by integrating post-quantum cryptography into IoMT systems, proposing a scalable, Kubernetes-based solution validated on a Raspberry Pi testbed. Reduced latency through distributed cryptographic processing advances the design and validation of secure communication frameworks for future intelligent IoMT ecosystems. Latency in Federated Learning for Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) systems decreased by…
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