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Trident: The Acceleration Architecture for High-Performance Private Set Intersection

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Jinkai Zhang
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Yinghao Yang
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Zhe Zhou
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Zhicheng Hu
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Xin Zhao
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Liang Chang
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Hang Lü *
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Xiaowei Li
DOI:10.1109/TC.2024.3517738delete
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Private Set Intersection (PSI) is imperative in discovering the properties of the same data owned by two competitive parties, without revealing anything else of their respective data asset. Existing PSI solutions such as APSI and ORI-PSI suffer from severe communication and computation overhead due to inefficient communication and FHE polynomial evaluation, which hinders their deployment in practice. This issue is evident in both the upper-level protocol and the lower-level hardware platform. In this paper, we propose a novel software/hardware co-design acceleration architecture for PSI, termed as Trident, which includes two tightly coupled segments: from the protocol perspective, we investigate existing bottlenecks and propose a new PSI protocol with significantly less communication and computation under the security guarantee; besides, we re-architect the hardware platform by designing a PSI-specific accelerator, implemented with both FPGA and ASIC, targeting the key operations in the proposed protocol. We build a real-world experimental environment with two instantiated parties to verify the acceleration architecture, and highlight the following results: (1) up to 130x/145x speedup for the computation of receiver and sender parties; (2) up to 37x reduction of communication overhead. (3) up to 93,651x and 74,326x higher energy efficiency over the CPU-based ORI-PSI and APSI, respectively.
Keyword:
Protocols
Receivers
Cryptography
Hardware
Central Processing Unit
Random access memory
Data privacy
Polynomials
Field programmable gate arrays
Computer architecture
Private set intersection (PSI)
fully homomorphic encryption (FHE)
FPGA accelerator
privacy computing

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institute of computing technology, cas
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chinese academy of sciences
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