On Multi-Key FuncCPA Secure Encryption Schemes
Eri Nakajima, Keisuke Hara, Kyosuke Yamashita · 2024
The notion of funcCPA security for homomorphic encryption schemes was introduced by Akavia et al. (TCC 2022). Whereas it aims to capture the bootstrapping technique in homomorphic encryption schemes, Dodis et al. (TCC 2023) pointed out that funcCPA security can also be applied to non-homomorphic public-key encryption schemes (PKE). As an example, they presented a use case for privacy-preserving outsourced computation without homomorphic computation. It should be noted that prior work on funcCPA security, including the use case presented by Dodis et al., considered only the single-key setting. However, in recent years, multi-party collaboration in outsourced computation has garnered significant attention, making it desirable for funcCPA security to support the multi-key setting. Therefore, in this work, we introduce a new notion of security called Multi-Key funcCPA (MKfunc) to address this need, and show that if a PKE scheme is KDM-secure, then it is also MKfuncCPA secure. Furthermore, we show that similar discussions can be applied to symmetric-key encryption.