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Tin inyKeys: : A new approach to efficient multi-party computation Carmit Hazay, Emmanuela Orsini, Peter Scholl and Eduardo Soria-Vazquez Motivation Large number of users want to conduct surveys, auctions, statistical analysis, measure


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Carmit Hazay, Emmanuela Orsini, Peter Scholl and Eduardo Soria-Vazquez

Tin inyKeys: : A new approach to efficient multi-party computation

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Motivation

Large number of users want to conduct surveys, auctions, statistical analysis, measure network activity, etc.

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MPC setting in this talk

Preprocessing Online a b c d

corr. rand.

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Corruption thresholds vs communication complexity of f pra ractical MPC

Corruptions: Efficiency:

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Peter Scholl 5

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Corruption thresholds vs communication complexity of f practical MPC

Corruptions: Efficiency:

Can we design concretely efficient MPC protocols where each honest party can be leveraged to increase efficiency?

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Our results

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In Introducing the Tin inyKeys technique

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Warm-up: Distributed Encry ryption

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Distributed Encry ryption with TinyKeys

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Distributed Encry ryption with TinyKeys

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Breaking security

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Breaking security

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Breaking security

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Breaking security

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Breaking security

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Breaking security

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Breaking security

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Breaking security: Regular Syndrome Decoding

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h blocks

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Hardness of f Regular Syndrome Decoding

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[Saa07] [BM17] [MO15] [NCB11] [BLN+09] [Kir11] [CJ04] [FS09] [MMT11] [BJMM12] [BLP08] [BLP11] [MS09]

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TinyKeys: A little honesty goes a l long way

(Tiny)GMW (Tiny)BMR

OT

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(Ti Tiny)GMW

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P7

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P6 P5 P4 P3 P1 P2

Quick recap of f GMW

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1-out-2 Bit OT

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“IKNP” OT extension

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[Ishai Kilian Nissim Petrank 03] Shrink the keys!

with short keys!

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Sharings

  • f zero:

Using leaky OT for GMW-style MPC

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Leaky OT

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GMW: Communication compl. (2 (200 parties)

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  • Comm. (bits/AND triple)

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Conclusion and fu future directions

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Thank you! Questions?

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BMR: Multi-party garbled circuits

Shrink the keys! [Beaver Micali Rogaway 90]

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(T (Tin iny)BMR: Some technical challenges

  • Reusing keys reduces security in regular syndrome decoding
  • Problem for:
  • High fan-out
  • Free-XOR
  • Solution:
  • Splitter gates [Tate Xu 03] – can be garbled for free
  • Free-XOR enabled using different offsets (FleXOR style [CITE])

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Thank you! Questions?

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https://ia.cr/2017/214 [Full version] TinyKeys: A New Approach to Efficient Multi-Party Computation Carmit Hazay, Emmanuela Orsini, Peter Scholl and Eduardo Soria-Vázquez eduardo.soria-vazquez@bristol.ac.uk Paper: Mail: