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Doppio : Communication-Efficient and Secure Multi-Party Shuffle Differential Privacy

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The augmented multi-party shuffle DP (AMP-SDP) model is proposed, which re-architects the data pipeline with a lightweight, versatile secret-shared intermediary layer that decentralizes trust while minimizing online communication costs and provides structural security hardening against both shuffler compromise and user-side poisoning risks.

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