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While becoming more and more present in our every day lives, services thatoperate on users' locations or location trajectories suffer from general fearof misappropriation of the transmitted location data. Several works haveinvestigated of how to cope with this drawback. Respective systems claimlocation-privacy, i.e. keeping users' locations secret, by employinganonymisation techniques concerning a user's identity, or by obfuscating thetransmitted location. These approaches lead to a degrade of quality-of-serviceand can be vulnerable to de-anonymisation attacks, or allow to learn at leastthe approximate location of a user. Focusing on the application domain ofgeo-fencing, we present as remedy a protocol that is based on homomorphicencryption of a user's location. The protocol provably provides fulllocation-privacy by non-exposure of the users' location data, while producingexact geo-fencing results. We provide a detailed definition of the protocol,show its applicability in an actual geo-fencing application, and show that theresulting system fulfills all security properties we see for a location-privacypreserving system.

NEXUS: Using Geo-fencing Services without revealing your Location