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Secure multi-party computation

Secure multi-party computation (also known as secure computation, multi-party computation (MPC) or privacy-preserving computation) is a subfield of cryptography with the goal of creating methods for parties to jointly compute a function over their inputs while keeping those inputs private. Unlike traditional cryptographic tasks, where cryptography…

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Secure multi-party computation

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related to Further reading · 28
Secure multi-party computation → By Stephen Tong, Danish National Research Agency, EMP-toolkit Efficient Multi-Party, Everyone Can Do, Introduction, Java, Jupyter, Lior Malka, MPC, MPC From Scratch, MPCLib, MPyC, Multi-Party Computation Library, Open-source, Processing, Python, Secure Information Management, Secure Multiparty Computation, SEPIA, SIMAP
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Secure multi-party computation → Boolean, Each, Indeed, Plain, The, Yao, Yao's
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protocol secure parties computation security mpc protocols circuit output function multi-party adversary secret two case input active party data sharing

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coin tossing to more complex ones like electronic auctionsinstance ofvarying from simple tasks0.80text
the free XOR methodinstance ofThese include techniques0.80text
which allows for much simpler evaluation of XOR gatesinstance ofThese include techniques0.80text
and garbled row reductioninstance ofThese include techniques0.80text
reducing the size of garbled tables with two inputs by 25instance ofThese include techniques0.80text
pipelininginstance ofbetter optimized circuit compiler than Fairplay and several new optimizations0.80text
whereby transmission of the garbled circuit across the network begins while the rest of the circuit is still being generatedinstance ofbetter optimized circuit compiler than Fairplay and several new optimizations0.80text
Secure multi-party computationrelated to Further readingVMCrypt0.60section
Secure multi-party computationrelated to Further readingJava0.60section
Secure multi-party computationrelated to Further readingLior Malka0.60section
Secure multi-party computationrelated to Further readingIntroduction0.60section
Secure multi-party computationrelated to Further readingSMC Christian Zielinski0.60section

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