I've installed the app linked in TFA and it immediately asked me to sign in or sign up without any option to configure my own server address. But since it's still a beta version, the custom server/local only options are…
As far as I can tell, this has nothing to do with the public key cryptography used in the protocol.
It does French too. Just click on English and a drop down menu appears.
The author seems to think it's a simple exercise, but I agree with you, the proof that you linked, which uses graph coloring, and those in the Beneš or Waksman articles, which use Hall's theorem, are per se easy to…
I would be careful with Gimli https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/744
djbsort uses a sorting network, not a quicksort. It is also designed to be in constant time, which is not the case with the linked blog post. So the restrictions are different. This is not my field, so I can't judge the…
I've installed the app linked in TFA and it immediately asked me to sign in or sign up without any option to configure my own server address. But since it's still a beta version, the custom server/local only options are…
As far as I can tell, this has nothing to do with the public key cryptography used in the protocol.
It does French too. Just click on English and a drop down menu appears.
The author seems to think it's a simple exercise, but I agree with you, the proof that you linked, which uses graph coloring, and those in the Beneš or Waksman articles, which use Hall's theorem, are per se easy to…
I would be careful with Gimli https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/744
djbsort uses a sorting network, not a quicksort. It is also designed to be in constant time, which is not the case with the linked blog post. So the restrictions are different. This is not my field, so I can't judge the…