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Multi-owner Secure Encrypted Search Using Searching Adversarial Networks

Kai Chen, Zhongrui Lin, Jian Wan, Lei Xu, Chungen Xu

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Abstract

Searchable symmetric encryption (SSE) for multi-owner model draws much attention as it enables data users to perform searches over encrypted cloud data outsourced by data owners. However, implementing secure and precise query, efficient search and flexible dynamic system maintenance at the same time in SSE remains a challenge. To address this, this paper proposes secure and efficient multi-keyword ranked search over encrypted cloud data for multi-owner model based on searching adversarial networks. We exploit searching adversarial networks to achieve optimal pseudo-keyword padding, and obtain the optimal game equilibrium for query precision and privacy protection strength. Maximum likelihood search balanced tree is generated by probabilistic learning, which achieves efficient search and brings the computational complexity close to $\mathcal{O}(\log N)$. In addition, we enable flexible dynamic system maintenance with balanced index forest that makes full use of distributed computing. Compared with previous works, our solution maintains query precision above 95% while ensuring adequate privacy protection, and introduces low overhead on computation, communication and storage.

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The 18th International Conference on Cryptology and Network Security. Fixed minor issues with the conference version, such as spelling errors and ambiguities in the content description
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cs.CRCryptography and Security cs.AIArtificial Intelligence

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