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Emerging privacy-preserving technologies help protect sensitive data during application executions. Recently, the secure two-party computing (TPC) scheme has demonstrated its potential, especially for the secure model inference of a deep learning application by protecting both the user input data and the model parameters. Nevertheless, existing TPC protocols incur excessive communications during the program execution, which lengthens the execution time. In this work, we propose the precomputing scheme, POPS, to address the problem, which is done by shifting the required communications from during the execution to the time prior to the execution. Particular, the multiplication triple generation is computed beforehand with POPS to remove the overhead at runtime. We have analyzed the TPC protocols to ensure that the precomputing scheme conforms the existing secure protocols. Our results show that POPS takes a step forward in the secure inference by delivering up to \(20\times \) and \(5\times \) speedups against the prior work for the microbenchmark and the convolutional neural network experiments, respectively.
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