Arithmetic Secret Sharing Sample Clauses

Arithmetic Secret Sharing. ‌ We introduce arithmetic secret sharing, which is the main motivation for our study of code products. In particular, Section 2.6.3 is dedicated to showing how codes and secret sharing schemes are closely related. We conclude this section with a quick sketch of how a secure multiparty computation protocol can be built from a secret sharing scheme. The main reference on this topic is [28]. Among the possible equivalent definitions of secret sharing schemes, we first give a general definition based on codices [16], and then we pick the one which best suits our needs.
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