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title = "Obliv-C: A Language for Extensible Data-Oblivious Computation" | ||
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### Obliv-C: A Language for Extensible Data-Oblivious Computation | ||
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Obliv-C is a simple GCC wrapper that makes it easy to embed secure | ||
computation protocols inside regular C programs. The idea is simple: if | ||
you are performing a multi-party distributed computation with sensitive | ||
data, just write it in our Obliv-C langauge and compile/link it with | ||
your project. The result will be a secure multi-party cryptographic | ||
protocol that performs this operation without revealing any of the | ||
inputs or intermediate values of the computation to any of the | ||
parties. Only the outputs are finally shared. | ||
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### Paper | ||
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### Tutorial | ||
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### Projects Using Obliv-C | ||
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