Exploring Feasibility and Rate in Secure Non-Interactive Simulations
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Motivation for Studying Secure Non-Interactive Simulations
- Pre-Processing Model in Secure Computation
- Two Phases of Pre-Processing Model
- Concerns with Online Phase of Pre-Processing Model
- Solutions to the Concerns with Online Phase
- Introduction to CQ Non-Interactive Simulation Model
- Objective of CQ Non-Interactive Simulation Model
- Security Conditions of CQ Non-Interactive Simulation Model
- Feasibility and Rate of Secure Non-Interactive Simulations
- Impossibility of Binary Eraser Source from Binary Symmetric Source
- Impossibility of Binary Symmetric Source from Binary Eraser Source
- Feasibility of Binary Symmetric Source from Another Binary Symmetric Source
- Linear and Non-Linear Reduction Functions
- Conjecture Related to Harmonic Analysis
- Connection between Secure Simulations and Distance Invariant Codes
Feasibility and Rate of Secure Non-Interactive Simulations
Secure non-interactive simulations are an important area of study in the field of secure computation. In this article, we will explore the feasibility and rate of secure non-interactive simulations, focusing on the CQ non-interactive simulation model.
Introduction
Secure computation is a field of study that deals with the problem of computing a function securely, even when the inputs to the function are private. One approach to secure computation is the pre-processing model, which involves two phases: the applied phase and the online phase.
Motivation for Studying Secure Non-Interactive Simulations
The online phase of the pre-processing model is fast and achieves information-theoretic security. However, it requires well-structured calculations, which can be expensive to generate. One solution to this problem is to transform cheap correlations into well-structured ones non-interactively and efficiently. This is the motivation behind the CQ non-interactive simulation model.
Pre-Processing Model in Secure Computation
In the pre-processing model, private knowledge is correlated to parties in the applied phase, which is independent of the functions and input of the secure computation performance online phase.
Two Phases of Pre-Processing Model
The online phase of the pre-processing model is fast and achieves information-theoretic security. However, it requires well-structured calculations, which can be expensive to generate.
Concerns with Online Phase of Pre-Processing Model
The online protocol needs very well-structured calculations, and generating well-structured correlations is very expensive. If the online protocol uses some cheap correlations, like some nice correlations, then the online protocol is usually slow.
Solutions to the Concerns with Online Phase
One solution to the concerns with the online phase is to transform cheap correlations into well-structured ones non-interactively and efficiently. This is the motivation behind the CQ non-interactive simulation model.
Introduction to CQ Non-Interactive Simulation Model
The CQ non-interactive simulation model is a new model for secure non-interactive simulations. The objective of the model is to simulate a sample of the target distribution from an independent sample of some source distribution.
Objective of CQ Non-Interactive Simulation Model
The objective of the CQ non-interactive simulation model is to simulate a sample of the target distribution from an independent sample of some source distribution.
Security Conditions of CQ Non-Interactive Simulation Model
The security conditions of the CQ non-interactive simulation model are Based on the universal composable security by K. The model is secured in corrupt analysis if the distributions of at least sample condition on fixing the output is rightly independent of the top output. Similarly, it is secured in corrupt Bob if the distribution of both samples condition on fixings outputs is rapidly independent of Alice output.
Feasibility and Rate of Secure Non-Interactive Simulations
To study the rate of secure non-interactive simulations, we consider m independent samples of some target distribution. The rate of this simulation is the maximum achievable ratio n by m.
Impossibility of Binary Eraser Source from Binary Symmetric Source
It is impossible to simulate a binary eraser source from a binary symmetric source of life process.
Impossibility of Binary Symmetric Source from Binary Eraser Source
In our setting, with the security conditions, We Are able to Show that it is impossible to simulate a binary symmetric source from a binary eraser source.
Feasibility of Binary Symmetric Source from Another Binary Symmetric Source
We show that it is feasible to simulate a binary symmetric source from another binary symmetric source if the maximal correlation of the target distributions is the power of the maximal correlations of the source distribution.
Linear and Non-Linear Reduction Functions
Linear reduction functions achieve the rate half, but non-linear reduction functions can achieve a higher rate.
Conjecture Related to Harmonic Analysis
We have a conjecture related to harmonic analysis that, if proven, would help us put the rate results for statistical gains.
Connection between Secure Simulations and Distance Invariant Codes
There is a connection between secure simulations and distance invariant codes. If the distance enumerators of any good word in the image of the reduction function f are identical, then it is possible to simulate a binary symmetric source from another binary symmetric source.
Highlights
- The CQ non-interactive simulation model is a new model for secure non-interactive simulations.
- The objective of the CQ non-interactive simulation model is to simulate a sample of the target distribution from an independent sample of some source distribution.
- Linear reduction functions achieve the rate half, but non-linear reduction functions can achieve a higher rate.
- There is a connection between secure simulations and distance invariant codes.
FAQ
Q: What is the CQ non-interactive simulation model?
A: The CQ non-interactive simulation model is a new model for secure non-interactive simulations.
Q: What is the objective of the CQ non-interactive simulation model?
A: The objective of the CQ non-interactive simulation model is to simulate a sample of the target distribution from an independent sample of some source distribution.
Q: What is the connection between secure simulations and distance invariant codes?
A: If the distance enumerators of any good word in the image of the reduction function f are identical, then it is possible to simulate a binary symmetric source from another binary symmetric source.