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SASH: Efficient Secure Aggregation Based on SHPRG For Fed...
Zizhen Liu, Si Chen, Jing Ye, Junfeng Fan, Huawei Li, Xiaowei Li · 2021-11-24 · via cs.CR updates on arXiv.org

To prevent private training data leakage in Fed?erated Learning systems, we propose a novel se?cure aggregation scheme based on seed homomor?phic pseudo-random generator (SHPRG), named SASH. SASH leverages the homomorphic property of SHPRG to simplify the masking and demask?ing scheme, which for each of the clients and for the server, entails an overhead linear w.r.t model size and constant w.r.t number of clients. We prove that even against worst-case colluding adversaries, SASH preserves training data privacy, while being resilient to dropouts without extra overhead. We experimentally demonstrate SASH significantly improves the efficiency to 20 times over baseline, especially in the more realistic case where the numbers of clients and model size become large, and a cer?tain percentage of clients drop out from the system.