Privacy-preserving point-inclusion protocol for an arbitrary area based on phase-encoded quantum private query
RIS ID
111303
Abstract
The point-inclusion problem is an important secure multi-party computation that it involves two parties, where one has a private point and the other has a private area, and they want to determine whether the point is inside the area without revealing their respective private information. All previously proposed point-inclusion protocols are only suitable for a specific area, such as circle, rectangle and convex polygon. In this paper, we present a novel privacy-preserving point-inclusion quantum protocol for an arbitrary area, which is surrounded by any plane geometric figure. Compared to the classical related protocols, our protocol has the advantages of the higher security and the lower communication complexity.
Publication Details
Shi, R., Mu, Y., Zhong, H., Cui, J. & Zhang, S. (2017). Privacy-preserving point-inclusion protocol for an arbitrary area based on phase-encoded quantum private query. Quantum Information Processing, 16 (1), 1-9.