Enhancing Privacy and Security in Multi-Party Computation for Data Mining in Cryptographically Protected Environments
Iqra Aslam, Wajeeha Tariq, Talha Waheed, Khalid Hamid, Syed Muhammad Rizwan, Ammar Ahmed · Annual Methodological Archive Research Review · 2025
Information mining is a very well-known task that managers can take better decisions regarding data operations. For that purpose, they need to get useful information from a large amount of raw data. This kind of big data mining is usually carried out on unstructured data that is huge in terms of its size. Secure Multi-Party-Computation(SMPC) a critical cryptographic method that protects data privacy by allowing several parties to work together to calculate functions over their data without revealing each party’s unique inputs. SMPC makes it easier to share findings and insights about data mining in the atmosphere with cryptography protection while keeping individual data private. This study tells the typical techniques and methods of SMPC, including secure auctions and privacy-preserving data processing. By utilizing “Cryptographic technique“ likes homomorphic encryption, Secret Sharing, garbled circuits, federated learning and Secure aggregation, SMPC enables organizations to collaboratively mine and analyze data while ensuring that sensitive information is protected. Our results highlight the need for continued investigation and improvement of SMPC techniques in order to promote broad use across many industries. In conclusion, SMPC for data mining in cryptography-protected environments presents a promising solution for enabling privacy-preserving collaboration among multiple parties. SMPC techniques offer powerful tools for performing secure data mining in cryptography-protected environments.