Closed zlemon819 closed 2 years ago
Furthermore, is there any project to which MP-SPDZ has been applied so far?
There is a C++ interface, but it's rather basic because a lot of the functionality is within the compiler: https://mp-spdz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/low-level.html
MP-SPDZ is used as a backend for the Carbyne Stack: https://github.com/carbynestack/ Furthermore, Google Scholar lists paper citing the MP-SPDZ, a significant portion of which mention using MP-SPDZ for benchmarks: https://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar?oi=bibs&hl=en&cites=8763197165388229467&as_sdt=5
There is a C++ interface, but it's rather basic because a lot of the functionality is within the compiler: https://mp-spdz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/low-level.html
Thank you, mkskeller, it helps a lot. but i wonder if 【Utils/paper-example.cpp】 could be tested? If yes, could you guide the instructions?
Further, how to understand "a lot of the functionality is within the compiler", could you specify some examples?
You could run ./paper-example.x 0 2 MASCOT & ./paper-example.x 1 2 MASCOT
for the MASCOT protocol with two parties. Other protocol options are Shamir
, MalShamir
, Semi2k
, SPDZ2k
, and CowGear
.
hi, I note that all cryptography primitives are tested within compiled virtual machine by running .mpc file , if i want to use the library for practical secure data process, whether to write the corresponding .mpc files and compile the specific machines be the only way to achieve the goal?
Thank you.