Differentially Private Distributed Matrix Multiplication: Fundamental Accuracy-Privacy Trade-Off Limits
Differentially Private Distributed Matrix Multiplication: Fundamental Accuracy-Privacy Trade-Off Limits
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10.1109/isit50566.2022.9834493
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2022-06
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A. Devulapalli;V. Cadambe;F. Calmon;Haewon Jeong
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A. Devulapalli;V. Cadambe;F. Calmon;Haewon Jeong
The classic BGW algorithm of Ben Or, Goldwasser and Wigderson for secure multiparty computing demonstrates that secure distributed matrix multiplication over finite fields is possible over 2t+1 computation nodes, while keeping the input matrices private from every t colluding computation nodes. In this paper, we develop and study a novel coding formulation to explore the trade-offs between computation accuracy and privacy in secure multiparty computing for real-valued data, even with fewer than 2t+1 nodes, through a differential privacy perspective. For the case of t = 1, we develop achievable schemes and converse arguments that bound ϵ — the differential privacy parameter that measures the privacy loss — for a given accuracy level. Our achievable coding schemes are specializations of Shamir secret sharing applied to real-valued data, coupled with appropriate choice of evaluation points. We develop converse arguments that apply for general additive noise based schemes.