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48 results for cryptographic privacy

Secure method provides guarantees for approximate solutions in cryptographically private ML.

problem Computational intractability of evaluating non-linear functions in cryptographically private ML.
method Secure Approximation Guarantee (SAG) method.
result SAG method provides a non-probabilistic bound on the approximation quality.

Origami uses SGX enclaves and blinding to protect deep neural network inference privacy.

problem Protecting deep neural network inference privacy in machine learning services.
method Combines enclave execution, cryptographic blinding, and accelerator-based computation.
result Demonstrates improved privacy-preserving inference performance compared to prior work.

Paper proposes scalable privacy-preserving DNN for industrial applications.

problem Data isolation and scalability issues in deep neural networks.
method Split computation graph into private and neutral server parts; use cryptographic techniques for private data.
result Demonstrates practicality of the proposed scalable privacy-preserving DNN.

PD-ML-Lite uses lightweight cryptography for private distributed machine learning.

problem Privacy issues in learning from distributed data.
method Applying lightweight cryptographic protocols to build learning algorithms.
result Achieves the same accuracy as non-private methods while maintaining privacy.

Framework certifies fairness of machine learning models interactively and privately.

problem Certifying fairness of machine learning models in privacy-preserving scenarios.
method Interactive test with cryptographic techniques for fairness certification.
result Empirical evaluation of fairness for various models and definitions.

AriaNN enables private deep learning with minimal interaction and reduced key sizes.

problem Private deep learning with minimal interaction and reduced key sizes.
method Semi-honest 2-party computation protocol with function secret sharing, optimized primitives for neural network operations.
result Efficient private comparison for ReLU operations with reduced key size and improved performance.

Optimizes crypto-oriented neural architectures for faster secure inference.

problem Privacy conflicts between model users and providers in neural network applications.
method Proposes a novel Partial Activation layer to optimize the initial design of crypto-oriented neural architectures.
result Significant improvement in the efficiency of secure inference on common evaluation metrics.

Differential privacy is a statistical concept that can be explained through hypothesis testing.

problem Formalizing differential privacy as a statistical concept.
method Using David Blackwell's informativeness theorem, the paper shows differential privacy can be understood through hypothesis testing.
result The definition of ff-differential privacy provides a unified framework for analyzing privacy bounds.

This paper applies secure multi-party computation to K-means clustering to protect private data.

problem Privacy-preserving K-means clustering for distributed private data.
method Secure multi-party computation (MPC) techniques to protect private data during K-means clustering.
result Privacy-preserving K-means clustering is feasible and effective for both horizontal and vertical data distribution.

Differential privacy is a cryptographically-motivated definition of privacy which has gained significant attention over the past few years. Differentially private solutions enforce privacy by adding random noise to a function computed over the data, and the challenge in designing such algorithms is to control the added…

2012-06-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Novel algorithm for privacy-preserving distributed learning in analog domain.

problem Privacy-preserving distributed learning over analog data.
method Proposes a novel algorithm for analog data, leveraging real/complex number representation and information-theoretic security metrics.
result Demonstrates a fundamental trade-off between privacy and accuracy in analog domain distributed learning.

We present two new statistical machine learning methods designed to learn on fully homomorphic encrypted (FHE) data. The introduction of FHE schemes following Gentry (2009) opens up the prospect of privacy preserving statistical machine learning analysis and modelling of encrypted data without compromising security con…

2015-08-27abs ↗pdf ↗

New framework for privacy-preserving statistical inference using robust statistics.

problem Privacy-preserving statistical inference with robust statistics.
method Introducing a general framework for parametric inference with differential privacy guarantees using M-estimators and test statistics.
result Demonstrated that differential privacy is weaker than robustness and can be achieved by randomizing robust M-estimators.

Hybrid approach protects privacy while analyzing smart meter data.

problem Privacy concerns in AMI data analysis under CPUC regulations.
method Anonymization, differential privacy, federated learning, synthetic data, cryptography.
result Comprehensive privacy-preserving analytics framework for AMI data.

A scalable protocol for federated averaging with privacy and correctness guarantees.

problem Privacy and correctness in federated learning from multiple parties.
method Scalable protocol using correlated and independent Gaussian noise, analyzed for differential privacy and graph topology.
result Nearly matches trusted curator model's utility with minimal communication.

Securely evaluates the benefits of merging datasets for causal estimation.

problem Challenges in assessing the value of merging datasets for causal treatment effect estimation.
method Cryptographically secure multi-party computation to evaluate Expected Information Gain (EIG) while ensuring privacy.
result Demonstrates the first privacy-preserving method for dataset acquisition tailored to causal estimation.

New adversarial examples from crypto generators show robust machine learning challenges.

problem Adversarial examples in machine learning due to cryptographic pseudo-random generators.
method Constructing a binary classification task with maximal robustness and proving computational hardness under cryptographic assumptions.
result Maximally robust classifiers can tolerate perturbations of size comparable to the examples themselves, highlighting computational hardness.

SOTERIA optimizes neural networks for secure inference with minimal overhead.

problem Protecting user privacy in ML-as-a-service models with low overhead.
method Neural architecture search with dual objectives of accuracy and cryptographic efficiency.
result SOTERIA constructs efficient models for secure inference.

Polynomial-time algorithm estimates mean with bounded covariance using differential privacy.

problem Estimating mean of a d-variate distribution with differential privacy constraints.
method Sum of Squares (SoS) exponential mechanism for polynomial-time differentially private estimation.
result First polynomial-time algorithm with O(d)O(d) samples for mean estimation under pure differential privacy.

Reduces learning periodic neural networks to lattice problems, proving hardness under cryptographic assumptions.

problem Learning single periodic neurons in noisy environments.
method Reduction to worst-case lattice problems, using LLL algorithm.
result Polynomial-time algorithms for learning these functions are hard under cryptographic assumptions.

Paper tackles efficient HMM learning with conditional samples.

problem Cryptographic hardness in learning HMMs from i.i.d. samples.
method Interactive access model, polynomial-time algorithms for conditional probabilities and latent low rank structures.
result Efficient algorithms for HMM learning in both exact and approximate conditional settings.

PHAZE framework uses zkML and hashing for fast, verifiable LHC trigger decisions.

problem Inefficient inference on large machine learning models for LHC trigger performance.
method Cryptographic techniques like hashing and zkML for low latency, certifiable inference.
result Achieves nanosecond-order latency for LHC triggers, enabling dynamic low-level triggers.

Quantum crypto-economics models price risks in blockchain technology.

problem Quantum technology's potential to undermine blockchain security.
method Building financial models to price quantum risk in blockchain scenarios.
result Quantum crypto-economics models can assess and price quantum risks in blockchain.

Prime Match protects client stock trades from market price manipulation.

problem Protecting client stock trades from market price manipulation.
method Prime Match uses a two-round secure linear comparison protocol to match orders without revealing information.
result Prime Match reduces market impact and maintains client privacy.

Enhances fault tolerance of neural networks for security-critical applications.

problem Fault tolerance of neural networks is biased and can lead to severe consequences in security-critical scenarios.
method Proposes a revised implementation that significantly enhances the fault tolerance property of neural networks with detailed mathematical analysis.
result Significantly increased fault tolerance of neural networks for security-critical applications.

This paper strengthens the computational separation between multimodal and unimodal learning, showing unimodal learning is hard on typical instances.

problem Theoretical justification for empirical success of multimodal machine learning.
method Introduced a stronger average-case computational separation between unimodal and multimodal learning.
result For typical instances, unimodal learning is computationally hard, while multimodal learning is easy.

Study shows computational hardness can improve adversarial robustness in learning.

problem Developing robust machine learning models against adversarial attacks.
method Investigate if computational limitations of attackers can enhance robustness.
result Demonstrated a learning task where computational robustness outperforms information-theoretic robustness.

Generative adversarial networks improve pseudo-random number generation.

problem Improving the quality of pseudo-random number generators.
method Training a GAN to generate sequences that are hard for an adversary to predict.
result GAN-trained neural networks can produce pseudo-random sequences with good statistical properties.