Utilizing Model-Free Reinforcement Learning for Optimizing Secure Multi-Party Computation Protocols

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Auteurs principaux: Sayyadi, Javad, Nangir, Mahdi, Feghhi, Mahmood Mohassel, Sayyadi, Hamid
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author Sayyadi, Javad
Nangir, Mahdi
Feghhi, Mahmood Mohassel
Sayyadi, Hamid
author_facet Sayyadi, Javad
Nangir, Mahdi
Feghhi, Mahmood Mohassel
Sayyadi, Hamid
contents In this manuscript, we explore the application of model-free reinforcement learning in optimizing secure multiparty computation (SMPC) protocols. SMPC is a crucial tool for performing computations on private data without the need to disclose it, holding significant importance in various domains, including information security and privacy. However, the efficiency of current protocols is often suboptimal due to computational and communicational complexities. Our proposed approach leverages model-free reinforcement learning algorithms to enhance the performance of these protocols. We have designed a reinforcement learning model capable of dynamically learning and adapting optimal strategies for secure computations. Our experimental results demonstrate that employing this method leads to a substantial reduction in execution time and communication costs of the protocols. These achievements highlight the high potential of reinforcement learning in improving the efficiency of secure multiparty computation protocols, providing an effective solution to the existing challenges in this field.
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spellingShingle Utilizing Model-Free Reinforcement Learning for Optimizing Secure Multi-Party Computation Protocols
Sayyadi, Javad
Nangir, Mahdi
Feghhi, Mahmood Mohassel
Sayyadi, Hamid
Signal Processing
In this manuscript, we explore the application of model-free reinforcement learning in optimizing secure multiparty computation (SMPC) protocols. SMPC is a crucial tool for performing computations on private data without the need to disclose it, holding significant importance in various domains, including information security and privacy. However, the efficiency of current protocols is often suboptimal due to computational and communicational complexities. Our proposed approach leverages model-free reinforcement learning algorithms to enhance the performance of these protocols. We have designed a reinforcement learning model capable of dynamically learning and adapting optimal strategies for secure computations. Our experimental results demonstrate that employing this method leads to a substantial reduction in execution time and communication costs of the protocols. These achievements highlight the high potential of reinforcement learning in improving the efficiency of secure multiparty computation protocols, providing an effective solution to the existing challenges in this field.
title Utilizing Model-Free Reinforcement Learning for Optimizing Secure Multi-Party Computation Protocols
topic Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07814