The Privacy Point

Privacy Challenge #2

Multi-party Computation (MPC) provides a setting whereby parties jointly compute a function such that each party only learns their input the output of the function and nothing else (e.g., don’t learn each others input). Some refer to MPC as computing privately.

Privacy Challenge #1

Suppose there are a number of space agencies that either have or are launching several satellites into orbit. Naturally, these agencies would like to ensure their satellites do not collide with each other. At the same time, each agency would like to protect the planned orbits.

What is Privacy?

This is a series of articles that examines what is privacy and how the state of the art computer science research defines privacy. To begin, we first examine what is not private.

What is NOT privacy-preserving?