Doppio: Communication-Efficient and Secure Multi-Party Shuffle Differential Privacy

Modern database ecosystems increasingly process large-scale distributed user data, heightening the intrinsic tension between analytical utility and individual privacy. Shuffle differential privacy ( shuffle DP ) has recently emerged as a promising paradigm between the local and central models, offering favorable privacy-utility tradeoffs by introducing a centralized, trusted shuffler. However, this architectural shift also poses new challenges in trust assumptions, system overhead, security risks, and workload limitations. To address them, we propose the augmented multi-party shuffle DP (AMP-SDP) model, which re-architects the data pipeline with a lightweight, versatile secret-shared intermediary layer. AMP-SDP (1) decentralizes trust while minimizing online communication costs; (2) provides structural security hardening against both shuffler compromise and user-side poisoning risks; and (3) augments shuffle DP for broader, more flexible workloads. Atop this model, we instantiate Doppio, a privacy-preserving crowdsourcing and data analytics framework. Our results show Doppio outperforms the state-of-the-art decentralized shuffle DP mechanism (Network Shuffling, SIGMOD'22) across many key metrics, affirming its effectiveness and efficiency in modern privacy-aware data management.

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Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.14778/3773749.3773752
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Internet Traffic Analysis and Secure E-voting
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Doppio: Communication-Efficient and Secure Multi-Party Shuffle Differential Privacy

Wentao Dong, Wei‐Bin Lee, Yang Cao, Cong Wang
Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment
Internet Traffic Analysis and Secure E-voting
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Doppio: Communication-Efficient and Secure Multi-Party Shuffle Differential Privacy

Wentao Dong, Wei‐Bin Lee, Yang Cao, Cong Wang
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Abstract

Modern database ecosystems increasingly process large-scale distributed user data, heightening the intrinsic tension between analytical utility and individual privacy. Shuffle differential privacy ( shuffle DP ) has recently emerged as a promising paradigm between the local and central models, offering favorable privacy-utility tradeoffs by introducing a centralized, trusted shuffler. However, this architectural shift also poses new challenges in trust assumptions, system overhead, security risks, and workload limitations. To address them, we propose the augmented multi-party shuffle DP (AMP-SDP) model, which re-architects the data pipeline with a lightweight, versatile secret-shared intermediary layer. AMP-SDP (1) decentralizes trust while minimizing online communication costs; (2) provides structural security hardening against both shuffler compromise and user-side poisoning risks; and (3) augments shuffle DP for broader, more flexible workloads. Atop this model, we instantiate Doppio, a privacy-preserving crowdsourcing and data analytics framework. Our results show Doppio outperforms the state-of-the-art decentralized shuffle DP mechanism (Network Shuffling, SIGMOD'22) across many key metrics, affirming its effectiveness and efficiency in modern privacy-aware data management.

Proceedings of the VLDB EndowmentVol. 19(2)
City University of Hong Kong (HK), Shanghai Institute for Science of Science (CN), Institute of Science Tokyo (JP), Feng Chia University (TW)
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