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Robust Secret Sharing Schemes
Against Local Adversaries
Allison Bishop Lewko
Valerio Pastro
Columbia University
April 2, 2015
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Secret Sharing (Informal)
(Share, Rec) pair of algorithms:
s
Share
/ (s1 , . . . , sn ) /s
Rec
t-privacy:
s1 , . . . , st
⇒
no info on s
r -reconstructability:
s1 , . . . , sr
⇒
s uniquely determined
For threshold schemes: r = t + 1.
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Example: Shamir Secret Sharing [Sha79]
F field, public x1 , . . . , xn ∈ F.
Shamir.Sharet (s):
1
2
3
4
pick uniform a1 , . . . , at ∈ F
P
define polynomial f (X ) := s + tj=1 aj X j ∈ F[X ]
compute si ← f (xi )
output (s1 , . . . , sn )
Shamir.Rect (s1 , . . . , sn ):
1 Lagrange interpolation to recover f (X )
2 output f (0)
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Robust Secret Sharing – Standard Model
(Share, Rec) Secret Sharing, (t, δ)-robust: for any Adv,
s
Share
/ (s1 , . . . , st , st+1 , . . . , sn )
_
(se1 ,...,set )=Adv(s1 ,...,st )
(se1 , . . . , set , st+1 , . . . , sn ) Rec
/ s0
Pr[s 0 6= s] ≤ δ
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Robust Secret Sharing – with Local Adversaries
(Share, Rec) Secret Sharing, locally (t, δ)-robust: for any Adv1 , . . . , Advt ,
s
Share
/ (s1 , . . . , st , st+1 , . . . , sn )
_
se1 =Adv1 (s1 ),...,set =Advt (st )
(se1 , . . . , set , st+1 , . . . , sn ) Rec
/ s0
Pr[s 0 6= s] ≤ δ
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Does Locality Make Sense?
It captures the following:
Pre-Game: Players talk to each other, set their actions
Game:
Players are given private inputs
Players run protocol without revealing inputs to others
Output of protocol is set
Post-Game: Players talk to each other again, possibly revealing inputs
Similar to collusion-free protocols [LMs05].
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Locality – Possible Scenarios
Corrupt parties unwilling to coordinate (e.g. different goals)
Corrupt parties oblivious about existence of each other
Network with (independently) faulty channels
Data is required to travel fast, coordination impossible
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Locality – Related Work
Interactive Proofs:
Multi-prover interactive proofs:
MIP=NEXP, [BFL91] (IP=PSPACE, [Sha92])
Multi-party Computation:
Collusion-free protocols [LMs05, AKL+ 09, AKMZ12]
Local UC [CV12]
Leakage-resilient crypto:
Split secret state and independent leakage [DP08]
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Facts about Robust Secret Sharing
Easy
0
n/3
Tricky
n/2
Impossible
t
t < n/3:
perfect robustness (δ = 0)
no share size overhead (|si | = |s| =: m)
e.g. Shamir share + Reed-Solomon decoding
RS decodes up to (n − t)/2 > (3 · t − t)/2 = t errors
n/3 ≤ t < n/2:
tricky!
no perfect robustness (δ = 2−k ) [Cev11]
shares larger than secret (|si | > m) [Cev11]
All of the above: independent of standard/local adv. model
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The Tricky Case
The trickiest case: n = 2 · t + 1.
Analysis of |si |:
m+k
e + n)
m + O(k
lower bound
[CSV93]
best eff. construction
[CFOR12]
standard
gap n /
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The Tricky Case
The trickiest case: n = 2 · t + 1.
Analysis of |si |:
m+k
e + n)
m + O(k
lower bound
[CSV93]
best eff. construction
[CFOR12]
standard
gap n /
e
m + k − 4 ∼ m + O(k)
local adv.
Our result:
lower bound & eff. construction
(essentially) match. ,
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Our Construction1
Previous Constructions
Privacy: Shamir secret sharing, degree=t
Robustness: one-time MAC, O(n) keys per player.
⇒ |si | inherent depends (at least) linearly on n
Our Construction
Privacy: Shamir secret sharing, degree=t
Robustness: one-time MAC, one key only.
1
Conceptually simpler; thanks to Daniel Wichs for fruitful discussions.
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In Detail
Share(s):
1
2
3
4
5
sample MAC key z ∈ X
(s1 , . . . , sn ) ← Shamir.Sharet (s)
(z1 , . . . , zn ) ← Shamir.Share1 (z)
ti ← MACz (si )
output Si = (si , zi , ti ) to Pi
Rec(S1 , . . . , Sn ):
1
2
3
z ← RS.Rec1 (z1 , . . . , zn )
set i ∈ G if ti = MACz (si )
s ← Shamir.Rect (sG )
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Privacy – Proof Intuition
Share(s):
1
2
3
4
5
t-privacy:
sample MAC key z ∈ X
(s1 , . . . , sn ) ← Shamir.Sharet (s)
(z1 , . . . , zn ) ← Shamir.Share1 (z)
ti ← MACz (si )
output Si = (si , zi , ti ) to Pi
z uniform, independent of s, s1 , . . . , sn
s1 , . . . , st give no info on s, (privacy of Shamir.Sharet )
t1 , . . . , tt functions only of z, s1 , . . . , st
⇒ S1 , . . . , St give no info on s
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Robustness – Proof Intuition
Rec(S1 , . . . , Sn ):
1
2
3
z ← RS.Rec1 (z1 , . . . , zn )
set i ∈ G if ti = MACz (si )
s ← Shamir.Rect (sG )
(t, δ)-robustness:
z correct, because RS.Rec1 decodes up to
(n − 1)/2 = (2t + 1 − 1)/2 = t errors
Advi sees only si , zi , ti
⇒ no info on z (privacy of Shamir.Share1 )
MAC ε-secure
⇒ Pr[i ∈ G | sei 6= si ] ≤ ε
⇒ Pr[G ⊆ H ∪ P] ≥ 1 − t · ε
⇒ δ ≤t ·ε
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Possible MAC and Overhead Analysis
Remember: δ ≤ t · ε
Assume: m = |s|,
2 · c = |z|,
c = |ti |,
m =2·d ·c
MAC : (F2c )2 ×
F2m
→ F2c
Pd
l
(a, b),
(m1 , . . . , md ) 7→
l=1 a · ml + b.
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Possible MAC and Overhead Analysis
Remember: δ ≤ t · ε
Assume: m = |s|,
2 · c = |z|,
c = |ti |,
m =2·d ·c
MAC : (F2c )2 ×
F2m
→ F2c
Pd
l
(a, b),
(m1 , . . . , md ) 7→
l=1 a · ml + b.
Fact: MAC is ε = d · 2−c -secure.
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Possible MAC and Overhead Analysis
Remember: δ ≤ t · ε
Assume: m = |s|,
2 · c = |z|,
c = |ti |,
m =2·d ·c
MAC : (F2c )2 ×
F2m
→ F2c
Pd
l
(a, b),
(m1 , . . . , md ) 7→
l=1 a · ml + b.
Fact: MAC is ε = d · 2−c -secure.
⇒ construction is δ = t · ε = t · d · 2−c = t · m · 2−c−1 · c −1 -secure.
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Possible MAC and Overhead Analysis
Remember: δ ≤ t · ε
Assume: m = |s|,
2 · c = |z|,
c = |ti |,
m =2·d ·c
MAC : (F2c )2 ×
F2m
→ F2c
Pd
l
(a, b),
(m1 , . . . , md ) 7→
l=1 a · ml + b.
Fact: MAC is ε = d · 2−c -secure.
⇒ construction is δ = t · ε = t · d · 2−c = t · m · 2−c−1 · c −1 -secure.
e
Set c = k + log(t · m) = O(k)
⇒ δ ≤ t · m · 2−k−log(t·m)−1 · c −1 ≤ 2−k
e
Overhead: |z| + |ti | = 2c + c = 3c = O(k)
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Possible MAC and Overhead Analysis
Remember: δ ≤ t · ε
Assume: m = |s|,
2 · c = |z|,
c = |ti |,
m =2·d ·c
MAC : (F2c )2 ×
F2m
→ F2c
Pd
l
(a, b),
(m1 , . . . , md ) 7→
l=1 a · ml + b.
Fact: MAC is ε = d · 2−c -secure.
⇒ construction is δ = t · ε = t · d · 2−c = t · m · 2−c−1 · c −1 -secure.
e
Set c = k + log(t · m) = O(k)
⇒ δ ≤ t · m · 2−k−log(t·m)−1 · c −1 ≤ 2−k
e
Overhead: |z| + |ti | = 2c + c = 3c = O(k)
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Optimality of Construction
Want to show:
Scheme (t, 2−k )-robust against local advs ⇒ |si | ≥ m + k − 4
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Optimality of Construction
Want to show:
Scheme (t, 2−k )-robust against local advs ⇒ |si | ≥ m + k − 4
What we do: prove a stronger result!
Scheme (t, 2−k )-robust against oblivious advs ⇒ |si | ≥ m + k − 4
local adv:
oblivious adv:
sei = Advi (si )
sei = Advi (∅)
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Optimality of Construction
Want to show:
Scheme (t, 2−k )-robust against local advs ⇒ |si | ≥ m + k − 4
What we do: prove a stronger result!
Scheme (t, 2−k )-robust against oblivious advs ⇒ |si | ≥ m + k − 4
local adv:
oblivious adv:
sei = Advi (si )
sei = Advi (∅)
Proof structure:
1
define an oblivious attack
2
link success of attack with share size
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The Attack
Let st+1 be the shortest share.
Specifications:
“decide” whether to corrupt P1 , . . . , Pt (L) or Pt+2 , . . . , Pn (R)
sample secret e
s ← M, randomness e
r ←R
run (se1 , . . . , sen ) ← Share(e
s, e
r)
if L, submit se1 , . . . , set ; if R, submit sg
t+2 , . . . , sen
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The Attack
Let st+1 be the shortest share.
Specifications:
“decide” whether to corrupt P1 , . . . , Pt (L) or Pt+2 , . . . , Pn (R)
sample secret e
s ← M, randomness e
r ←R
run (se1 , . . . , sen ) ← Share(e
s, e
r)
if L, submit se1 , . . . , set ; if R, submit sg
t+2 , . . . , sen
Intuition: hope that corrupt shares & st+1 consistent with dishonest secret.


partial sharing of s L
}|
{

z
Rec s1 , . . . , st , st+1 , st+2 , . . . , sn  = ?
|
{z
}
partial sharing of s R
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The Decision
Intuitively: find out whether L is more promising than R.
Graph: (s L , r L ) connected to (s R , r R ) if:
Share(s L , r L )t+1 = y = Share(s R , r R )t+1 , and s L 6= s R
(s L , r L )
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The Decision
Intuitively: find out whether L is more promising than R.
Graph: (s L , r L ) connected to (s R , r R ) if:
Share(s L , r L )t+1 = y = Share(s R , r R )t+1 , and s L 6= s R
Label edge with L (resp. R) if:
R , . . . , s R ) 6= s R resp. 6= s L )
Rec(s1L , . . . , stL , y , st+2
n
(s L , r L )
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The Decision
Intuitively: find out whether L is more promising than R.
Graph: (s L , r L ) connected to (s R , r R ) if:
Share(s L , r L )t+1 = y = Share(s R , r R )t+1 , and s L 6= s R
Label edge with L (resp. R) if:
R , . . . , s R ) 6= s R resp. 6= s L )
Rec(s1L , . . . , stL , y , st+2
n
Decide L if #L-edges ≥ #R-edges.
(s L , r L )
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The Success (WLOG assume L)
sL
}|
{
z
s1 , . . . , st , st+1 , st+2 , . . . , sn
| {z } |
{z
}
e
s
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The Success (WLOG assume L)


sL
}|
{
z
Rec s1 , . . . , st , st+1 , st+2 , . . . , sn  6= s R
| {z } |
{z
}
e
s
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The Success (WLOG assume L)


sL
}|
{
z
Rec s1 , . . . , st , st+1 , st+2 , . . . , sn  6= s R
| {z } |
{z
}
e
s
sR
(s L , r L )
(e
s, e
r)
Share(e
s, e
r ){1,...,t} = Share(s L , r L ){1,...,t}
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Share(s L , r L )t+1 = Share(s R , r R )t+1
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The Success (WLOG assume L)


sL
}|
{
z
Rec s1 , . . . , st , st+1 , st+2 , . . . , sn  6= s R
| {z } |
{z
}
e
s
sR
(s L , r L )
(e
s, e
r)
Share(e
s, e
r ){1,...,t} = Share(s L , r L ){1,...,t}
(s R , r R )
Share(s L , r L )t+1 = Share(s R , r R )t+1
L
δ = 2−k ≥ Pr (es ,er ,s R ,r R ) [∃(s L , r L ) | (e
s, e
r )—(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
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Mass Distribution
For a1 , . . . , at+1 ,
let Ba1 ,...,at+1 = {(s L , r L ) | Share(s L , r L ){1,...,t+1} = a1 , . . . , at+1 },
let Aa1 ,...,at+1 = {(e
s, e
r ) | Share(e
s, e
r ){1,...,t} = a1 , . . . , at }.
Fact 1∗ : by reconstructability, (s 0 , r 0 ), (s 00 , r 00 ) ∈ Ba1 ,...,at+1 ⇒ s 0 = s 00 .
(s L , r L )
(e
s, e
r)
Share(e
s, e
r ){1,...,t} = Share(s L , r L ){1,...,t}
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Share(s L , r L )t+1 = Share(s R , r R )t+1
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Mass Distribution
For a1 , . . . , at+1 ,
let Ba1 ,...,at+1 = {(s L , r L ) | Share(s L , r L ){1,...,t+1} = a1 , . . . , at+1 },
let Aa1 ,...,at+1 = {(e
s, e
r ) | Share(e
s, e
r ){1,...,t} = a1 , . . . , at }.
Fact 1∗ : by reconstructability, (s 0 , r 0 ), (s 00 , r 00 ) ∈ Ba1 ,...,at+1 ⇒ s 0 = s 00 .
Fact 2: by privacy, |Aa1 ,...,at+1 | ≥ 2m · |Ba1 ,...,at+1 |.
(s L , r L )
(e
s, e
r)
Share(e
s, e
r ){1,...,t} = Share(s L , r L ){1,...,t}
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Share(s L , r L )t+1 = Share(s R , r R )t+1
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Putting Things Together – Intuition
Actual analysis needs more correcting factors (loss of ∼ 4 bits).
L
2−k ≥ Pr (es ,er ,s R ,r R ) [∃(s L , r L ) | (e
s, e
r )—(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
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Putting Things Together – Intuition
Actual analysis needs more correcting factors (loss of ∼ 4 bits).
L
2−k ≥ Pr (es ,er ,s R ,r R ) [∃(s L , r L ) | (e
s, e
r )—(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
(Fact 1&2)
L
≥ 2m · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
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Putting Things Together – Intuition
Actual analysis needs more correcting factors (loss of ∼ 4 bits).
L
2−k ≥ Pr (es ,er ,s R ,r R ) [∃(s L , r L ) | (e
s, e
r )—(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
(Fact 1&2)
L
≥ 2m · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
≥ 2m−1 · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
X
≥ 2m−1 ·
Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [Share(s L , r L ) = at+1 , Share(s R , r R ) = at+1 ]
at+1
m−1
≥2
·
X
Pr (s,r ) [Share(s, r ) = at+1 ]2
at+1
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Putting Things Together – Intuition
Actual analysis needs more correcting factors (loss of ∼ 4 bits).
L
2−k ≥ Pr (es ,er ,s R ,r R ) [∃(s L , r L ) | (e
s, e
r )—(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
(Fact 1&2)
L
≥ 2m · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
≥ 2m−1 · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
X
≥ 2m−1 ·
Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [Share(s L , r L ) = at+1 , Share(s R , r R ) = at+1 ]
at+1
m−1
≥2
·
X
Pr (s,r ) [Share(s, r ) = at+1 ]2
(Cauchy-Schwarz)
at+1
!2
m−1
≥2
·2
−|st+1 |
X
Pr (s,r ) [Share(s, r ) = at+1 ] · 1
at+1
= 2m−1 · 2−|st+1 |
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Putting Things Together – Intuition
Actual analysis needs more correcting factors (loss of ∼ 4 bits).
L
2−k ≥ Pr (es ,er ,s R ,r R ) [∃(s L , r L ) | (e
s, e
r )—(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
(Fact 1&2)
L
≥ 2m · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
≥ 2m−1 · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
X
≥ 2m−1 ·
Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [Share(s L , r L ) = at+1 , Share(s R , r R ) = at+1 ]
at+1
m−1
≥2
·
X
Pr (s,r ) [Share(s, r ) = at+1 ]2
(Cauchy-Schwarz)
at+1
!2
m−1
≥2
·2
−|st+1 |
X
Pr (s,r ) [Share(s, r ) = at+1 ] · 1
at+1
= 2m−1 · 2−|st+1 |
|st+1 | ≥ m + k − 1
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Putting Things Together – Intuition
Actual analysis needs more correcting factors (loss of ∼ 4 bits).
L
2−k ≥ Pr (es ,er ,s R ,r R ) [∃(s L , r L ) | (e
s, e
r )—(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
(Fact 1&2)
L
≥ 2m · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
≥ 2m−1 · Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [(s L , r L )—(s R , r R )]
X
≥ 2m−1 ·
Pr (s L ,r L ,s R ,r R ) [Share(s L , r L ) = at+1 , Share(s R , r R ) = at+1 ]
at+1
m−1
≥2
·
X
Pr (s,r ) [Share(s, r ) = at+1 ]2
(Cauchy-Schwarz)
at+1
!2
m−1
≥2
·2
−|st+1 |
X
Pr (s,r ) [Share(s, r ) = at+1 ] · 1
at+1
= 2m−1 · 2−|st+1 |
|st+1 | ≥ m + k − 1
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Conclusion
Robust SS with n = 2 · t + 1 players, eff. reconstruction. Share size:
model
standard
NEW: local adv.
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construction
e + k)
m + O(n
lower bound
e
m + O(k)
m+k −4
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Conclusion
Robust SS with n = 2 · t + 1 players, eff. reconstruction. Share size:
model
standard
NEW: local adv.
construction
e + k)
m + O(n
lower bound
e
m + O(k)
m+k −4
m+k
Future:
Locality in more complicated settings:
I
I
info theoretic MPC: circumvent lower bounds?
general MPC: more eff/practical protocols?
standard RSSS: lower bound & construction matching?
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Conclusion
Robust SS with n = 2 · t + 1 players, eff. reconstruction. Share size:
model
standard
NEW: local adv.
construction
e + k)
m + O(n
lower bound
e
m + O(k)
m+k −4
m+k
Future:
Locality in more complicated settings:
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info theoretic MPC: circumvent lower bounds?
general MPC: more eff/practical protocols?
standard RSSS: lower bound & construction matching?
Thanks!
https://eprint.iacr.org/2014/909
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