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  • Authors: Kim, H.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Kim, S.; Hwang, J. Y.; Seo, C. (2019)

  • A blockchain as a trustworthy and secure decentralized and distributed network has been emerged for many applications such as in banking, nance, insurance, healthcare and business. Recently, many communities in blockchain networks want to deploy machine learning models to get meaningful knowledge from geographically distributed large-scale data owned by each participant. To run a learning model without data centralization, distributed machine learning (DML) for blockchain networks has been studied. While several works have been proposed, privacy and security have not been suf ciently addressed, and as we show later, there are vulnerabilities in the architecture and limitations in terms of ef ciency. In this paper, we propose a privacy-preserving DML model for a permissioned blockch...

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  • Authors: Hassan, A.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Hamza, R.; Yan, H.; Li, P. (2019)

  • Cloud computing has been widely applied in numerous applications for storage and data analytics tasks. However, cloud servers engaged through a third party cannot be fully trusted by multiple data users. Thus, security and privacy concerns become the main obstructions to use machine learning services, especially with multiple data providers. Additionally, some recent outsourcing machine learning schemes have been proposed in order to preserve the privacy of data providers. Yet, these schemes cannot satisfy the property of public veri ability. In this paper, we present an ef cient privacy-preserving machine learning scheme for multiple data providers. The proposed scheme allows all participants in the system model to publicly verify the correctness of the encrypted data. Furthermore,...

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