GeishaWhisper
Mon Nov 25 2024
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6 answers
1224
What is the SPDZ protocol?
The SPDZ protocol is a secure computation protocol for dishonest majority zero-knowledge, developed by the University of Bristol. It allows multiple participants to perform collaborative computations while protecting their privacy. The protocol includes techniques such as secret sharing, homomorphic encryption, and MACs to ensure security against malicious adversaries. SPDZ aims to facilitate secure multiparty computation tasks where parties can jointly compute functions without revealing their individual inputs.
PearlWhisper
Mon Nov 25 2024
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7 answers
1542
Is Titan profitable?
I am curious about the profitability of Titan. I want to know if the company is making money or not, as this information will help me understand its financial health and decide if it's a good investment option.
DigitalDukedom
Mon Nov 25 2024
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7 answers
1245
How big is the GSR?
I'm curious about the size of the GSR. Could you please provide me with some details or specifications regarding its dimensions or scale?
DondaejiDelightful
Mon Nov 25 2024
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7 answers
1888
What are the advantages of chain code?
I'm interested in understanding the benefits of using chain code. What are its key advantages that make it a valuable tool in certain applications?
Tommaso
Mon Nov 25 2024
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6 answers
1530
Is Monero proof of work?
I'm interested in understanding the technical background of Monero. Specifically, I want to know if Monero uses a proof of work mechanism in its blockchain technology.
