Abstract:
Server-assisted secure function evaluation (SFE) is performed with input consistency verification for two parties that want to evaluate a function. The server computes a garbled circuit corresponding to the function. A predefined bit of the 0-secret of wire i in the garbled circuit is set to a random bit bi and a predefined bit of the 1-secret of wire i in the garbled circuit is set to bi. The server communicates with each party using an Oblivious Transfer (OT) to provide encrypted versions of the respective inputs of each party. Each party receives the encrypted wire secret of the other party and the garbled circuit for computation of a respective output and stores the predefined bit of a wire of interest of the other party. A given party can verify input consistency by the other party over at least two executions by comparing the values stored by the given party for the at least two executions with corresponding values obtained from the server.
Abstract:
Server-assisted secure function evaluation (SFE) is performed with input consistency verification for two parties that want to evaluate a function. The server computes a garbled circuit corresponding to the function. A predefined bit of the 0-secret of wire i in the garbled circuit is set to a random bit bi and a predefined bit of the 1-secret of wire i in the garbled circuit is set to bi. The server communicates with each party using an Oblivious Transfer (OT) to provide encrypted versions of the respective inputs of each party. Each party receives the encrypted wire secret of the other party and the garbled circuit for computation of a respective output and stores the predefined bit of a wire of interest of the other party. A given party can verify input consistency by the other party over at least two executions by comparing the values stored by the given party for the at least two executions with corresponding values obtained from the server.
Abstract:
A method for providing enhanced security in cloud computing architecture by managing the types of interaction a server should be allowed, thus preventing decryption of private data. A client may encrypt data using an order preserving encryption (OPE) algorithm. One application of the method and system is a browser-based webmail application where a client may receive email from one or more servers then store the received email that has been associated with OPE data, on a separate server that is not used to send or receive email.