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Efficient Secure Communication Over Dynamic Incomplete Networks With Minimal Connectivity
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Conference: | TCC 2024 |
Abstract: | We study the problem of implementing unconditionally secure reliable and private communication (and hence secure computation) in dynamic incomplete networks. Our model assumes that the network is always k-connected, for some k, but the concrete connection graph is adversarially chosen in each round of interaction. We show that, with n players and t malicious corruptions, perfectly secure communication is possible if and only if k > 2t. This disproves a conjecture from earlier work, that k > 3t is necessary. Our new protocols are much more efficient than previous work; in particular, we improve the round and communication complexity by an exponential factor (in n) in both the semi-honest and the malicious corruption setting, leading to protocols with polynomial complexity. |
BibTeX
@inproceedings{tcc-2024-34765, title={Efficient Secure Communication Over Dynamic Incomplete Networks With Minimal Connectivity}, publisher={Springer-Verlag}, author={Ivan Damgård and Divya Ravi and Lawrence Roy and Daniel Tschudi and Sophia Yakoubov}, year=2024 }