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cs.CR2026

Sequential Auditing for f-Differential Privacy

Tim Kutta, Martin Dunsche, Yu Wei +1

We present new auditors to assess Differential Privacy (DP) of an algorithm based on output samples. Such empirical auditors are common to check for algorithmic correctness and imp…

cs.CR2025

General-Purpose -DP Estimation and Auditing in a Black-Box Setting

Önder Askin, Holger Dette, Martin Dunsche +4

In this paper we propose new methods to statistically assess -Differential Privacy (-DP), a recent refinement of differential privacy (DP) that remedies certain weaknesses of…

cs.CR2023

Concurrent Asynchronous Byzantine Agreement in Expected-Constant Rounds, Revisited

Ran Cohen, Pouyan Forghani, Juan Garay +2

It is well known that without randomization, Byzantine agreement (BA) requires a linear number of rounds in the synchronous setting, while it is flat out impossible in the asynchro…

cs.CR2023

The Normal Distributions Indistinguishability Spectrum and its Application to Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning

Yu Wei, Yun Lu, Malik Magdon-Ismail +1

We investigate the privacy of {\em any} algorithm whose outputs have Gaussian distribution. This work is motivated by the prevalence of such algorithms in several useful (ML) appli…

cs.CR2018★ 2 cited

How Private Are Commonly-Used Voting Rules?

Ao Liu, Yun Lu, Lirong Xia +1

Differential privacy has been widely applied to provide privacy guarantees by adding random noise to the function output. However, it inevitably fails in many high-stakes voting sc…