MUMBAI, India, July 7 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641078229 A) filed by Dr. Sreenath Sreekantan; Mr. Phanideep Karnati; Mr. Sankhadeep Debdas; Dr. Srikanta Mohapatra; Mr. Aurosri Arman Panigrahi; Dr. Satyasis Mishra; and Mr. Abhinaw Jagtap on June 25, 2026, for Secure Multiparty Computation Protocol For Privacy-Preserving And Encrypted Data Processing.
Inventors include Dr. Sreenath Sreekantan; Mr. Phanideep Karnati; Mr. Sankhadeep Debdas; Dr. Srikanta Mohapatra; Mr. Aurosri Arman Panigrahi; Dr. Satyasis Mishra; and Mr. Abhinaw Jagtap.
The application for the patent was published on July 03, 2026, under issue no. 27/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for secure multi-party computation enabling privacy-preserving encrypted data processing. The system comprises a participant registration module, authentication module, secret sharing module, encryption engine, secure computation engine, communication module, result reconstruction module, verification module, security monitoring module, and audit management module. Confidential datasets are partitioned into cryptographic shares, encrypted, and distributed among computation nodes. Secure multi-party computation protocols enable arithmetic operations, statistical analysis, machine learning computations, and collaborative analytics directly on encrypted data without revealing underlying private information. Authorized participants reconstruct computation results through a secure reconstruction protocol while maintaining confidentiality of individual inputs. The system further incorporates integrity verification, attack detection, authentication, and audit management mechanisms to ensure secure operation. The invention provides scalable, privacy-preserving, and secure encrypted data processing suitable for distributed computing environments, cloud platforms, healthcare systems, financial systems, and collaborative analytics applications.
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