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Privacy-Preserving Deep Sequential Model with Matrix Homomorphic Encryption

Jaehee Jang, Younho Lee, Andrey Kim, Byunggook Na, Donggeon Yhee, Byounghan Lee, Jung Hee Cheon, Sungroh Yoon

2022Proceedings of the 2022 ACM on Asia Conference on Computer and Communications Security24 citationsDOI

Abstract

Making deep neural networks available as a service introduces privacy problems, for which homomorphic encryption of both model and user data potentially offers the solution at the highest privacy level. However, the difficulty of operating on homomorphically encrypted data has hitherto limited the range of operations available and the depth of networks. We introduce an extended CKKS scheme MatHEAAN to provide efficient matrix representations and operations together with improved noise control. Using the MatHEAAN we developed a deep sequential model with a gated recurrent unit called MatHEGRU. We evaluated the proposed model using sequence modeling, regression, and classification of images and genome sequences. We show that the hidden states of the encrypted model, as well as the results, are consistent with a plaintext model.

Topics & Concepts

Homomorphic encryptionPlaintextComputer scienceEncryptionSequence (biology)Theoretical computer scienceScheme (mathematics)AlgorithmInformation privacyData miningMatrix (chemical analysis)Artificial intelligenceComputer securityMathematicsGeneticsMathematical analysisComposite materialBiologyMaterials scienceCryptography and Data SecurityPrivacy-Preserving Technologies in DataComplexity and Algorithms in Graphs
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