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PRAC: Round-Efficient 3-Party MPC for Dynamic Data Structures

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By Sajin Sasy, Adithya Vadapalli, Ian Goldberg, IIT Kanpur
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Paper 2023/1897 , University of Waterloo , IIT Kanpur , University of Waterloo Abstract We present Private Random Access Computations (PRAC), a 3-party Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) framework to support random-access data structure algorithms for MPC with efficient communication in terms of rounds and bandwidth.
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Waks-On/Waks-Off: Fast Oblivious Offline/Online Shuffling and Sorting with Waksman Networks

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By Sajin Sasy, Aaron Johnson, Ian Goldberg
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Paper 2023/1236 Waks-On/Waks-Off: Fast Oblivious Offline/Online Shuffling and Sorting with Waksman Networks , University of Waterloo , U.S. Naval Research Laboratory , University of Waterloo Abstract As more privacy-preserving solutions leverage trusted execution environments (TEEs) like Intel SGX, it becomes pertinent that these solutions can by design thwart TEE side-channel attacks that research has brought to light.
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Fast Fully Oblivious Compaction and Shuffling

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By Aaron Johnson, Ian Goldberg, Sajin Sasy
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Paper 2022/1333 Fast Fully Oblivious Compaction and Shuffling , University of Waterloo , U.S. Naval Research Laboratory , University of Waterloo Abstract Several privacy-preserving analytics frameworks have been proposed that use trusted execution environments (TEEs) like Intel SGX. Such frameworks often use compaction and shuffling as core primitives.
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