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Fast Unbalanced Private Computing on (Labeled) Set Intersection with Cardinality
July 3, 2023, 8:24 a.m. |
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ePrint Report: Fast Unbalanced Private Computing on (Labeled) Set Intersection with Cardinality
Binbin Tu, Xiangling Zhang, Yujie Bai, Yu Chen
Private computation on (labeled) set intersection (PCSI/PCLSI) is a secure computation protocol that allows two parties to compute fine-grained functions on set intersection, including cardinality, cardinality-sum, secret shared intersection and arbitrary functions. Recently, some computationally efficient PCSI protocols have emerged, but a limitation on these protocols is the communication complexity, which scales (super)-linear with the size of the large set. …
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