Topology-hiding computation beyond logarithmic diameter
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(15)- Topology-hiding computation beyond semi-honest adversaries
- On location hiding in distributed systems
- Topology-hiding computation for networks with unknown delays
- Topology-hiding communication from minimal assumptions
- Is information-theoretic topology-hiding computation possible?
- Communications in unknown networks: preserving the secret of topology
- Structural Information and Communication Complexity
- Topology-hiding computation on all graphs
- Topology-hiding computation on all graphs
- Correction to: ``Topology-hiding communication from minimal assumptions
- Must the communication graph of MPC protocols be an expander?
- Towards practical topology-hiding computation
- Towards topology-hiding computation from oblivious transfer
- Information-theoretic topology-hiding broadcast: wheels, stars, friendship, and beyond
- Maintaining sublinear locality over time: adaptively secure MPC on a reusable hidden graph
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