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Merge pull request #640 from hernan232/doc_spdz2k_bmr
Add documentation about SPDZ2k non-interactive mode and correct typos in README
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@@ -630,6 +630,12 @@ e.g. if this machine is name `diffie` on the local network:
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The software uses TCP ports around 5000 by default, use the `-pn`
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argument to change that.
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If you are using the SPDZ2k protocol in non-interactive mode to run a
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program compiled with a ring size different from 64, you must specify
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the ring size in the script to run the program as follows:
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`Scripts/spdz2k.sh -R <ring-size> tutorial`
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### Yao's garbled circuits
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We use half-gate garbling as described by [Zahur et
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## BMR
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BMR (Bellare-Micali-Rogaway) is a method of generating a garbled circuit
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BMR (Beaver-Micali-Rogaway) is a method of generating a garbled circuit
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using another secure computation protocol. We have implemented BMR
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based on all available implementations using GF(2^128) because the nature
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of this field particularly suits the Free-XOR optimization for garbled
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