G. N. Rothblum

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Highly Influential Citations422
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Differential privacy under continual observation
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Differential privacy is a recent notion of privacy tailored to privacy-preserving data analysis [11]. Expand
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Boosting and Differential Privacy
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Boosting is a general method for improving the accuracy of learning algorithms. Expand
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A Multiplicative Weights Mechanism for Privacy-Preserving Data Analysis
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We propose a new differentially private multiplicative weights mechanism for answering a large number of interactive counting (or linear) queries that arrive online and may be adaptively chosen. Expand
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Delegating Computation
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In this work we study interactive proofs for tractable languages. Expand
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On the complexity of differentially private data release: efficient algorithms and hardness results
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We consider private data analysis in the setting in which a trusted and trustworthy curator, having obtained a large data set containing private information, releases to the public a "sanitization" of the data set that simultaneously protects the privacy of the individual contributors of data and offers utility to the data analyst. Expand
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One-Time Programs
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We introduce one-time programs, a new computational paradigm geared towards security applications. Expand
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Concentrated Differential Privacy
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We introduce Concentrated Differential Privacy, a relaxation of differential privacy enjoying better accuracy than both pure differential privacy and its popular "(epsilon,delta)" relaxation without compromising on cumulative privacy loss over multiple computations. Expand
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On Best-Possible Obfuscation
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An obfuscator is a compiler that transforms any program (which we will view in this work as a boolean circuit) into an obfuscated program (also a circuit) that has the same input-output functionality as the original program, but is "unintelligible". Expand
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Pan-Private Streaming Algorithms
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We initiate a study of pan-private streaming algorithms; roughly speaking, these algorithms retain their privacy properties even if their internal state becomes visible to an adversary. Expand
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Securely Obfuscating Re-Encryption
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We present a positive obfuscation result for a traditional cryptographic functionality for a re-encryption program. Expand
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