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Information-Theoretic Homomorphic Encryption and 2-Party Computation
Feb. 19, 2024, 1:54 p.m. |
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ePrint Report: Information-Theoretic Homomorphic Encryption and 2-Party Computation
Jonathan Trostle
Homomorphic encryption has been an active area of research since Gentry's breakthrough results on fully homomorphic encryption.
We present secret key somewhat homomorphic schemes where client privacy is information-theoretic (server can be computationally unbounded). As the group order in our schemes gets larger, entropy approaches max-
imal entropy (perfect security). Our basic scheme is additive somewhat homomorphic. In one scheme, the server handles circuit multiplication gates by returning the mulitiplicands …
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