Publicly Accountable Robust Multi-Party Computation
Offered By: IEEE via YouTube
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Overview
Explore a cutting-edge IEEE conference talk on Publicly Accountable Robust Multi-Party Computation presented by researchers from the University of Stuttgart. Delve into the innovative concepts and methodologies developed by Marc Rivinius, Pascal Reisert, Daniel Rausch, and Ralf Küsters as they address the challenges and potential solutions in this critical area of cryptography and distributed computing. Gain insights into how public accountability can be integrated with robust multi-party computation techniques to enhance security and trust in collaborative data processing environments.
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Publicly Accountable Robust Multi-Party Computation
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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