A pruned pendant vertex based index for shortest distance query under structured encrypted graph

The shortest distance query is used to determine the shortest distance between two vertices. Various graph encryption schemes have been proposed to achieve accurate, efficient and secure shortest distance queries for encrypted graphs. However, the majority of these schemes are inefficient or lack sc...

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Main Authors: HU, Mengdi, CHEN, Lanxiang, CHEN, Gaolin, MU, Yi, DENG, Robert H.
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Language:English
Published: Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2024
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Online Access:https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/9562
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Institution: Singapore Management University
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Summary:The shortest distance query is used to determine the shortest distance between two vertices. Various graph encryption schemes have been proposed to achieve accurate, efficient and secure shortest distance queries for encrypted graphs. However, the majority of these schemes are inefficient or lack scalability due to the time-consuming index construction and large index storage. Moreover, none of them consider the trade-off between query efficiency and accuracy. To better trade off the query efficiency and accuracy, we propose a Pruned Pendant Vertex based Index for Shortest Distance Query ( PPVI - SDQ ) under structured encryption. The proposed scheme utilizes the structured encryption technique to encrypt a graph and build indexes. The main idea is to use the recursive method to repeatedly prune the pendant vertex, and thereby reducing the index size and construction time by minimizing the redundant data storage and graph traversal. The proposed scheme achieves accurate, efficient and secure shortest distance query with privacy-preserving for encrypted graph. The security analysis demonstrates that the proposed scheme satisfies CQA2-security. Experimental results with real datasets show that the scheme achieves the optimal accuracy and efficiency.