bobozi-cmd opened a new issue, #721:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-teaclave/issues/721

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   Hi!
   I am interested in the way to resist Multi-query Attack. 
   The multi-query attack method includes two attack ways: 
   (1) One way to obtain the other party’s information is to tamper with the 
input content for each query, while keeping the query itself unchanged. For 
example, the attacker can obtain all the information of the other party’s join 
key through multiple join queries and tampering with the content of his join 
key each time. 
   (2) Another way is to infer the other party’s private data by rewriting the 
query each time and comparing the results of multiple queries. For example, the 
attacker can use the where condition to limit the input of the aggregation 
function. The first time the query obtains the aggregation result of N pieces 
of data, the second time by changing the where condition, the aggregation 
result of N-1 pieces of data can be obtained, and then the attacker can obtain 
the original information of 1 piece of data by comparing results.
   Cam Teaclave help user resist this attack automatically?
   Thanks!
   


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