Characterizing and Implementing Efficient Primitives for Privacy-Preserving Computation
Abstract
While garbled circuits have been known for nearly 30 years, efficient realizations of such schemes have only become possible recently. However, their use on mobile devices, where the nature of applications are different and the use of context sensitive information is the norm and not the exception, has just begun to be assessed. The goal of this project is simple allow mobile devices to take part in secure computation without significant degradation in performance and security when compared to their desktop counterparts. When taken as a whole, our work has moved the reality of SFE on mobile devices from barely possible to equivalent in performance and security when compared against modern two - party schemes. This document discusses the details of our advances, tangible improvements and remaining challenges.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 01, 2015
- Accession Number
- ADA622236
Entities
People
- Kevin Butler
- Patrick Trynor
Organizations
- Georgia Tech