Is MPC pseudonymisation, anonymisation, joint controllership, de-identification?
The panel at the Real World MPC workshop had a list of privacy tech experts in Europe to explain.
This is "S3T4: Panel Discussion" by MPC Alliance on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
(This one's in Estonian and on cryptography standardisation and certification, titled "Should you trust mathematicians with your secrets?")
Kas matemaatikutele tasub oma saladusi usaldada?
https://arvamus.postimees.ee/8245935/dan-bogdanov-kas-matemaatikutele-tasub-oma-saladusi-usaldada
In a group of 39 organisations and 43 experts we call on Commissioner Virkkunen for a scientific evidence-based approach to #encryption 💪🏽
The announcement from the European Commission about a “Technology Roadmap on encryption” has raised several questions because of plans to enable law enforcement authorities access to encrypted data 🙅🏽♀️
We ask for meaningful participation of experts to safeguard #cybersecurity and #Fundamental Rights.
Read the open letter ⤵️
https://edri.org/our-work/technical-experts-call-on-virkkunen-for-a-seat-on-the-table-european-commissions-technology-roadmap-on-encryption/
EDRi, in a group of 39 organisations and 43 experts, published an open letter today to call for a scientific evidence-based approach to encryption.
In 10 years, privacy-preserving satellite collision prediction with Sharemind MPC has become 100x faster. More orders of magnitudes faster than FHE.
Great work, Karl Hannes and Sandhra! Paper at ESA's Space Debris Conference
https://conference.sdo.esoc.esa.int/proceedings/sdc9/paper/286/SDC9-paper286.pdf
The Carbyne Stack cloud-native framework for MPC applications is now a Linux Foundation project.
Cybernetica is among the partners committed to developing it. We believe that our industry will save money and avoid vendor lock-ins by agreeing on this standard.
https://linuxfoundation.eu/newsroom/linux-foundation-europe-welcomes-carbyne-stack
The Danes have types of cheese. At Cybernetica, we went with Star Trek. Can't go wrong with Star Trek?
Here's our Plan #2 for post-quantum Smart-ID.
Trilithium: Efficient and Universally Composable Distributed ML-DSA Signing
https://eprint.iacr.org/2025/675
In this paper, we present Trilithium: a protocol for distributed key generation and signing compliant with FIPS 204 (ML-DSA). Our protocol allows two parties, ``server'' and ``phone'' with assistance of correlated randomness provider (CRP) to produce a standard ML-DSA signature. We prove our protocol to be secure against a malicious server or phone in the universal composability model, introducing some novel techniques to argue the security of two-party secure computation protocols with active security against one party, but only active privacy against the other. We provide an implementation of our protocol in Rust and benchmark it, showing the practicality of the protocol. As additional contribution, we propose an actively secure generalization of Attrapadung et al. (ASIA CCS ’22) comparison protocol and a new rounding protocol for fractions with private numerator.
Cybernetica is hiring a software architect to work on cryptography-heavy systems. Experience with trusted execution is a plus.
Apply here:
https://cyber.teamdash.com/p/job/ZHRYFSsC/software-architect-for-cryptography-heavy-solutions
How can you be sure that cryptography is secure? If you have your dream team of cryptographers, you're fine. But few do.
Enter cryptography certification, a way for people to agree on what is secure. Come learn about it at this year's Future Cryptography conference this May.
At Cybernetica, we believe that people won't write code for MPC or ZK too often. Thus, we should write in a language that is rather *secure* than "fun". This is the idea behind SecreC for MPC and ZK-SecreC for ZKPs.
See the talk from zkProof 7, by Raul-Martin Rebane.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAWR1SIacMw
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