In order to solve multi-party participating secure sort problem
schemes based on privacy-preserving are proposed
in which that all participants of a secure computation are semi-honest is first assumed
i.e. each participant will execute the protocol loyally
but he(or she)keeps a record of all his(her)intermediate computing results and might try to derive other participant's private inputs from the record. Afterwards
given a corresponding collective relation between participants and their data
and using the discrete logarithm method the array is calculated to obtain permutation result
such that a participant knows and only knows the position of his and her data in the permutation array. It is proved
by simulation paradigm
that the proposed schemes are secure
and particularly suitable for solving privacy preserving problems in network.
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