Spreading the Privacy Blanket: Differentially Oblivious Shuffling for Differential Privacy
Spreading the Privacy Blanket: Differentially Oblivious Shuffling for Differential Privacy
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10.1007/978-3-031-09234-3_25
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2021
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Dov S. Gordon;Jonathan Katz;Mingyu Liang;Jiayu Xu
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Dov S. Gordon;Jonathan Katz;Mingyu Liang;Jiayu Xu
In theshuffle modelfor differential privacy,nusers locally randomize their data and submit the results to a trusted “shuffler” who mixes the results before sending them to a server for analysis. This is a promising model for real-world applications of differential privacy, as several recent results have shown that, in some cases, the shuffle model offers a strictly better privacy/utility tradeoff than what is possible in a purely local model.A downside of the shuffle model is its reliance on a trusted shuffler, and it is natural to try to replace this with a distributed shuffling protocol run by the users themselves. While it would of course be possible to use a fully secure shuffling protocol, one might hope to instead use a more-efficient protocol having weaker security guarantees.In this work, we consider a relaxation of secure shuffling calleddifferential obliviousnessthat we prove suffices for differential privacy in the shuffle model. We also propose a differentially oblivious shuffling protocol based on onion routing that requires onlycommunication while tolerating any constant fraction of corrupted users. We show that for practical settings of the parameters, our protocol outperforms existing solutions to the problem.