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                   Use Case 17: Anomaly Detection Across 5G Slices Using Federated

               Learning                                                                                             4.3 - 5G













               Country: India
               Organization: Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad(IITH)


               Contact Persons:
                    Dr. Antony Franklin (antony.franklin@ cse .iith .ac .in)
                    Mr. Yaswanth Kumar L S  (cs24resch11007@ iith .ac .in)
                    Mr. Arjit Gupta (cs23mtech12001@ iith .ac .in)
                    Ms. Peddi Manognya (cs24mtech12020@ iith .ac .in)


               1      Use Case Summary Table

                Item                 Details
                Category             5G

                Problem     to   be Detecting anomalies in one 5G network slice and preventing their occur-
                Addressed            rence in other slices by sharing learned model parameters through
                                     federated learning.

                Key Aspects of the  A decentralized anomaly detection system leveraging federated learn-
                Solution             ing to ensure knowledge transfer across slices while maintaining data
                                     privacy.

                Technology Keywords 5G, anomaly detection, federated learning, network slicing, AI-driven
                                     security

                Data Availability    Self Generated

                Metadata (Type of  Network logs, slice performance metrics, anomaly detection signals
                Data)

                Model  Training  and  Federated learning framework deployed across slices, utilizing anomaly
                Fine-Tuning          detection models trained on distributed slice data.

                Testbeds or Pilot  Open Source tools such as RAN+UE emulator and Free5GC
                Deployments


               2      Use Case Description 


               2�1     Description

               Modern 5G networks use network slicing to allocate dedicated resources for different services.
               However, anomalies—such as security breaches, misconfigurations, or unexpected traffic



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