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Securely measuring the overlap between private datasets with cryptosets.

S Joshua Swamidass¹, Matthew Matlock¹, Leon Rozenblit²

¹Department of Pathology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, USA.

|February 26, 2015

Summary

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We introduce cryptosets, a novel method for securely measuring overlap between private datasets without sharing sensitive information. This approach enables valuable data sharing for scientific research while maintaining data privacy and security.

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Area of Science:

Data Security
Cryptography
Bioinformatics

Background:

Collaborative scientific research often requires combining data from multiple sources.
Sensitive datasets (e.g., health, genetic) cannot be freely shared due to privacy concerns.
Determining dataset overlap is crucial for initiating data access negotiations.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a secure method for publicly measuring overlap between private datasets.
To enable data sharing for sensitive information without compromising privacy.
To assess the accuracy and security of the proposed method.

Main Methods:

Introduction of 'cryptosets'—publicly shareable dataset summaries.
Utilizing cryptosets to estimate overlap between private datasets.
Security analysis under a malicious model without private protocols or message passing.

Main Results:

Cryptosets provide a secure method for measuring private dataset overlap.
The approach offers information-theoretic security, unbreakable even with infinite computing power.
Empirical and theoretical assessments confirm stable accuracy and robust security of cryptosets.

Conclusions:

Cryptosets represent a breakthrough in secure data sharing for sensitive information.
This method facilitates collaborative research by enabling overlap measurement.
The cryptoset approach ensures data privacy while unlocking the potential of combined datasets.