FedCFM: Federated Continual Domain Generalization for Fake Speech Detection via Conditional Flow Matching

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The generalization ability of Fake Speech Detection (FSD) models is crucial for real-world deployment. Existing multi-dataset co-training methods rely on fixed training sets and cannot adapt to emerging spoofing types. Although con-tinual learning has been explored, many approaches overlook limited data storage at individual devices, thereby restricting practical applicability. To address this, we propose FedCFM, a Federated continual domain generalization framework via Conditional Flow Matching (CFM) for collaboration without sharing raw speech data across distributed clients facing diverse and evolving spoofing attacks. Each client trains a CFM-based generator to model spoof-type-specific embedding distributions, and cross-client generator exchange enables synthesis of unseen spoof-type embeddings for continual classifier updating through generative replay and knowledge distillation. With the same training datasets, FedCFM achieves lower EER than the eval-uated centralized and federated domain generalization baselines, demonstrating strong cross-domain generalization. Code will be released on https://github.com/jspycpp/FedCFM.