Graphs nicely capture data from various domains, allowing the computations of many analytic tasks via graph queries. Graphs of real-world data are often large, albeit useful, and the involved computation can be too heavyweight for commodity computers. For secure outsourcing, we propose (SGX)², a forward-secure structured encryption scheme for graph data, which uses lightweight cryptographic techniques with a trusted execution environment such as SGX. To process million-scale graphs by the limited memory of SGX, we load data on-demand using Dijkstra's algorithm and Fibonacci heap. Compared with most prior graph encryption schemes, (SGX)²supports exact shortest-distance queries instead of approximation and can be easily extended to other graph-based analytics.
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