Security student

[Martin Geisler]

Good evening
I am Dario student of Security of Information Systems.
I would like to know if you managed to implement the protocol of
millionaire in a programming language.

Yes, it's implemented:

http://hg.viff.dk/viff/file/tip/apps/millionaires.py

Please post to the mailinglist (viff-***@viff.dk) instead of me
personally as I'm no longer the maintainer of VIFF.

[Martin Geisler]

Dario Amoruso <***@gmail.com> writes:

Hi Dario,

Please reply to the mailinglist, especially if you have followup
questions :-)

As I remember it, the FairPlay system is written in Java, so maybe you
can use this. Perhaps someone else on the mailinglist knows more.

rejudice
Sorry to bother you but I mean written in Java co.
thanks for the availability

Post by Martin Geisler

Good evening
I am Dario student of Security of Information Systems.
I would like to know if you managed to implement the protocol of
millionaire in a programming language.

http://hg.viff.dk/viff/file/tip/apps/millionaires.py
personally as I'm no longer the maintainer of VIFF.
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[Martin Burkhart]

Hi Dario

The SEPIA library (www.sepia.ee.ethz.ch) is also implemented in Java.
The code is available (LGPL). It supports less-than comparisons, which
is all you need for the Millionaire's problem.

Best
Martin

Post by Martin Geisler
Hi Dario,
Please reply to the mailinglist, especially if you have followup
questions :-)
As I remember it, the FairPlay system is written in Java, so maybe you
can use this. Perhaps someone else on the mailinglist knows more.

rejudice
Sorry to bother you but I mean written in Java co.
thanks for the availability

Post by Martin Geisler

Good evening
I am Dario student of Security of Information Systems.
I would like to know if you managed to implement the protocol of
millionaire in a programming language.

http://hg.viff.dk/viff/file/tip/apps/millionaires.py
personally as I'm no longer the maintainer of VIFF.
--
Martin Geisler
aragost Trifork
Professional Mercurial support
http://aragost.com/mercurial/

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[Dario Amoruso]

good morning
the context of reference are Oppnets not collaborative

Post by Martin Geisler
Hi Dario
The SEPIA library (www.sepia.ee.ethz.ch) is also implemented in Java.
The code is available (LGPL). It supports less-than comparisons, which
is all you need for the Millionaire's problem.
Best
Martin

Post by Martin Geisler
Hi Dario,
Please reply to the mailinglist, especially if you have followup
questions :-)
As I remember it, the FairPlay system is written in Java, so maybe you
can use this. Perhaps someone else on the mailinglist knows more.

rejudice
Sorry to bother you but I mean written in Java co.
thanks for the availability

Post by Martin Geisler

Good evening
I am Dario student of Security of Information Systems.
I would like to know if you managed to implement the protocol of
millionaire in a programming language.

http://hg.viff.dk/viff/file/tip/apps/millionaires.py
personally as I'm no longer the maintainer of VIFF.
--
Martin Geisler
aragost Trifork
Professional Mercurial support
http://aragost.com/mercurial/

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