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TWC: Medium: Privacy Preserving Computation in Big Data Clouds

TWC: Medium: Privacy Preserving Computation in Big Data Clouds
TWC:中:大数据云中的隐私保护计算
批准号:
1564097
负责人:
Ling Liu
金额:
$120.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-05-01 至 2022-04-30

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中文摘要
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隐私对于创造力和创新的自由至关重要。可靠的隐私保护为行业创新、科学和工程发现以及新生活改善体验和机会提供了前所未有的机会。在云中执行高效且保护隐私的大数据计算的能力为安全有效的数据分析带来了巨大的潜力,例如使医疗保健应用程序能够使用个人的DNA序列提供个性化的医疗,或者使广告商能够通过挖掘用户的点击流和社交活动来创建定向广告,而不会侵犯数据隐私。PrivyGuard项目正在开发算法、系统和工具,以在数据分析作业的生命周期内提供端到端的隐私保证。端到端隐私保证可以通过以下指标来衡量:从经过清理的数据发布、执行的中间结果和分析作业的输出中了解一些原始敏感数据的难度。PrivacyGuard的最终目标是开发一个方法论框架和一套技术,以确保分布式计算满足输入数据期望的隐私要求,并防止在执行过程中和计算的最终输出中泄露敏感模式。PrivyGuard项目从三个角度提高了对隐私保护分布式计算的知识和理解:(1)它设计了形式化机制来制定数据所有者对每个数据发布的端到端隐私要求,例如,通过将每个数据发布与定义好的使用范围相关联,以限定可以对发布的数据进行操作的数据分析模型和算法集。(2)开发了一套具有双重目标的执行隐私卫士:针对基于数据流的隐私违规行为对分布式计算中的隐私合规性进行审计和强制执行,并保护输入隐私的合规性。(3)设计了一种主动的方法来防止与挖掘输出相关的信息泄露,例如,通过利用差异隐私模型来最大化数据隐私保证的上界,并最小化数据效用损失的下界。PrivyGuard项目是为确保分布式大数据计算中的端到端隐私而建立实用和系统的实施框架的第一次努力。此外,通过将Prival Guard研究与佐治亚理工学院大数据系统和分析课程的课程开发相结合,它有助于教育和培训新一代数据科学家成为隐私合规倡导者。
英文摘要
Privacy is critical to freedom of creativity and innovation. Assured privacy protection offers unprecedented opportunities for industry innovation, science and engineering discovery, as well as new life enhancing experiences and opportunities. The ability to perform efficient and yet privacy preserving big data computations in the Cloud holds great potential for safe and effective data analytics, such as enabling health-care applications to provide personalized medical treatments using an individual's DNA sequence, or enabling advertisers to create targeted advertisements by mining a user's clickstream and social activities, without violation of data privacy. The PrivacyGuard project is developing algorithms, systems and tools that provide end-to-end privacy guarantees over the life cycle of a data analytic job. The end-to-end privacy guarantee can be measured by how difficult one can learn about some of the original sensitive data from the sanitized data releases, the intermediate results of execution and the output of an analytic job. The ultimate goal of PrivacyGuard is to develop a methodical framework and a suite of techniques for ensuring distributed computations to meet the desired privacy requirements of input data, as well as protecting against disclosure of sensitive patterns during execution and in the final output of the computation.The PrivacyGuard project advances the knowledge and understanding of privacy preserving distributed computation from three perspectives: (1) It designs formal mechanisms to formulate a data owner's end-to-end privacy requirement for each data release, for example, by associating each data release with a well-defined usage scope to confine the set of data analytics models and algorithms that can operate on the released data. (2) It develops a suite of execution privacy guards with dual objectives: to audit and enforce privacy compliances during distributed computation against data-flow based privacy violations and to guard the compliance of input privacy. (3) It devises a proactive approach to output privacy against information leakages associated with mining output, for example, by leveraging differential privacy model to maximize the upper bound for data privacy guarantee and minimize the lower bound for data utility losses. The PrivacyGuard project is the first effort towards a practical and systematic implementation framework for ensuring the end-to-end privacy in distributed big data computations. Furthermore, by integrating the PrivacyGuard research with the curriculum development on big data systems and analytics courses at Georgia Institute of Technology, it contributes to the education and training of new generation of data scientists to be the privacy compliance advocates.
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