HKU-Seminar / booksLinks
☆33Updated 5 years ago
Alternatives and similar repositories for books
Users that are interested in books are comparing it to the libraries listed below
Sorting:
- LaTeX package for typesetting pseudocode and cryptographic games☆177Updated last year
- A C++ library containing both easy-to-use lower level bigint/ecgroup interfaces and high-level cryptographical schemes/protocols.☆79Updated last year
- ☆41Updated 2 years ago
- Maintain a list of open source libraries of cryptographic excellence☆62Updated 2 years ago
- A page containing many useful links.☆26Updated 10 months ago
- ☆224Updated 5 months ago
- Multi-party Private Set Union☆18Updated 5 months ago
- An efficient, user-friendly, modular, and extensible framework for mixed-protocol secure multi-party computation with two or more parties☆87Updated 2 years ago
- This repo provides C++ implementation of FHE-based unbalanced private set union (PSU).☆13Updated last year
- Lattices in Cryptography (University of Michigan)☆92Updated 9 months ago
- Awesome list for cryptographic secure computation paper. This repo includes *Lattice*, *DifferentialPrivacy*, *MPC* and also a comprehens…☆213Updated 6 months ago
- An attempt at a new LWE estimator☆283Updated 3 months ago
- Efficient Private Set Intersection base on VOLE☆132Updated 4 months ago
- ☆30Updated 2 years ago
- Secure Computation Utilities☆14Updated last year
- Practical Multi-party Private Set Intersection from Symmetric-Key Techniques[ACM CCS 2017]☆98Updated last year
- Private Set Intersection in the Internet Setting From Lightweight Oblivious PRF☆86Updated 2 years ago
- ☆12Updated 4 years ago
- A repo to hold common tools used by my crypto projects☆132Updated 3 weeks ago
- A two-party generator for Vector-OLE correlations.☆29Updated 4 years ago
- Implementation of protocols in the paper titled "Scalable Multi-Party Computation Protocols for Machine Learning in the Honest-Majority S…☆22Updated 5 months ago
- Efficient Batched Oblivious PRF with Applications to Private Set Intersection (CCS 2016)☆83Updated 2 years ago
- A two-party secure function evaluation using Yao's garbled circuit protocol☆76Updated last year
- Homomorphic comparison in leveled homomorphic encryption and its applications☆38Updated 4 years ago
- ☆35Updated 4 years ago
- C++ OT extension implementation☆129Updated 4 years ago
- ☆119Updated last year
- Implementation for the protocols described in https://eprint.iacr.org/2023/1700☆13Updated 6 months ago
- Efficient and Interactive Zero-Knowledge Proofs☆96Updated last year
- Example implementation of the SealPIR protocol☆151Updated 8 months ago