Exploring Functional Encryption and Computing on Encrypted Data
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okay, let's dive into the fascinating world of computing on encrypted data, focusing on functional encryption (fe) and touching upon other related techniques. this is a complex area, but i'll break it down with explanations, code examples (using python and some libraries), and important considerations.
**i. introduction: the quest for privacy-preserving computation**
imagine you have sensitive data you want to analyze or process. you don't want to expose the raw data to the computation platform (e.g., a cloud service) for privacy reasons. traditional encryption protects data at rest and in transit, but it requires decryption before processing. that decryption step introduces vulnerability.
the goal of privacy-preserving computation is to perform computations on encrypted data *without* decrypting it completely at any point. this allows for data analysis, machine learning, and other tasks to be performed while maintaining the confidentiality of the underlying information.
**ii. key concepts and techniques**
several techniques fall under the umbrella of privacy-preserving computation:
1. **homomorphic encryption (he):** this is the workhorse of many privacy-preserving systems. he allows specific types of computations (like addition or multiplication) to be performed directly on ciphertext. the result of the computation is also a ciphertext, which, when decrypted, yields the same result as if the computation had been performed on the plaintext data.
2. **secure multi-party computation (smpc):** smpc enables multiple parties to jointly compute a function over their private inputs without revealing those inputs to each other. protocols like yao's garbled circuits and secret sharing schemes are used.
3. **differential privacy (dp):** dp adds noise to data or query results to protect the privacy of individuals represented in the dataset. it doesn't encrypt the data itself, but rather hides the impact of any single individual on the outcome.
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