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This study introduces a revocable publicly verifiable computation (RPVC) scheme for edge computing, ensuring result verification and revoking dishonest servers. RPVC offers efficient and secure outsourced computation for resource-limited users in edge environments.

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  • Cryptography
  • Distributed Systems

Background:

  • Publicly verifiable computation (PVC) is crucial for resource-limited users outsourcing tasks to cloud servers.
  • Existing PVC schemes face challenges in edge computing due to bandwidth and network latency for IoT devices.
  • Dishonest edge servers pose a risk by providing unreliable computation results, impacting resource utilization.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a novel revocable publicly verifiable computation (RPVC) scheme tailored for edge computing environments.
  • To enable users to efficiently verify computation results while having the ability to revoke dishonest edge servers.
  • To address the limitations of existing PVC schemes in the context of edge computing.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing polynomial commitments to minimize proof length and accelerate generation speed.
  • Enhancing revocable group signatures with knowledge signatures and subset covering theory for effective server revocation.
  • Developing a scheme that balances verification cost for users with the ability to manage edge server trustworthiness.

Main Results:

  • The proposed RPVC scheme ensures users can verify computation correctness at a low cost.
  • The scheme successfully enables the revocation of computing capabilities from dishonest edge servers.
  • Theoretical analysis confirms the correctness and security of the RPVC scheme.

Conclusions:

  • RPVC provides a secure and efficient solution for publicly verifiable computation in edge environments.
  • The scheme effectively addresses the challenges of bandwidth consumption, network delay, and server dishonesty in edge computing.
  • RPVC enhances the trustworthiness and resource utilization of edge computing systems through verifiable and revocable computation.