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Lecture notes on data engineering and communications technologies

More Secure Outsource Protocol for Matrix Multiplication in Cloud Computing

Xu An Wang, Shuaishuai Zhu, Arun Kumar Sangaiah, Shuai Xue, Yunfei Cao

Published Oct 16, 2018• 3 citations
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10.1007/978-3-030-02607-3_26

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Outsourcing computation to cloud server has recently become popular in cloud computing. Cloud computing technologies enable clients with limited computational resources to outsource their massive computations to powerful cloud servers. Outsourcing computation has some new concerns, such as outsourced data and result privacy, verifiability and efficiency. Matrix multiplication is one of the most basic computational problems. In this paper, we are motivated to design a secure and efficient protocol for outsourcing the massive matrix multiplication computations to the cloud server. The existing works are mostly under amortized model that have an expensive phase as offline mode. Our proposed scheme does not have any expensive phase. So the client can outsource its matrices in online mode in which the efficiency of outsourcing will be increased. In our scheme, the client encrypts two matrices and sends them to a semi-honest cloud server. The cloud server computes matrix multiplication and a proof. After that, it sends the encrypted result to the client and finally the client checks the validity of the computation and decrypts the result. Our proposed scheme achieves privacy protection of outsourced data and multiplication result, unforgeability of proof, verification and high efficiency.