Hi,
Would it be easy to add a table of security properties (and maybe paper references for protocols like low cost constant round mpc, e.g.) for each of the protocols in the readme?
For example, I'm looking for multiparty boolean circuits with security against malicious parties. Does the protocol in the GMW/ directory achieve this? If not, is there a straightforward way/example for users to add support? I know that a OT protocol like Bristol's is required, but do we also need a ZKPOK for the rest of the protocol? Or should I use MPCHonestMajority instead (assuming I relax security to assume a honest majority)?
Is a "fully simulatable" OT protocol safe against malicious parties?
Hi,
Would it be easy to add a table of security properties (and maybe paper references for protocols like low cost constant round mpc, e.g.) for each of the protocols in the readme?
For example, I'm looking for multiparty boolean circuits with security against malicious parties. Does the protocol in the GMW/ directory achieve this? If not, is there a straightforward way/example for users to add support? I know that a OT protocol like Bristol's is required, but do we also need a ZKPOK for the rest of the protocol? Or should I use MPCHonestMajority instead (assuming I relax security to assume a honest majority)?
Is a "fully simulatable" OT protocol safe against malicious parties?