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Line 220: * [https://github.com/mahdiz/mpclib MPCLib: Multi-Party Computation Library] — A library written in C# and C++ that implements several building blocks required for implementing secure multi-party computation protocols. MPCLib has a discrete-event simulation engine that can be used for simulating MPC protocols in virtual networks. * [https://doi.org/10.1007%2F978-3-642-02617-1_42 Virtual Parties in SMC] A protocol for Virtual Parties in SMC (Secure Multi Party computation) * [http://www.cs.tau.ac.il/security_workshop_spring_09/#projects MPC Java-based implementation] A Java-based implementation of the MPC protocol based on Michael.B, Shafi.G and Avi.W's theorem ("Completeness theorems for non-cryptographic fault-tolerant distributed computation") with Welch-Berlekamp error correcting code algorithm to BCH codes. Supports multiple players and identification of "cheaters" with Byzantine protocol. By Erez Alon, Doron Friedland & Yael Smith. * [http://www.sepia.ee.ethz.ch/ SEPIA] A java library for SMC using secret sharing. Basic operations are optimized for large numbers of parallel invocations (code available under the [[LGPL]]). * [https://github.com/czielinski/secmultipartycomp/blob/master/slides/sec_multi_party_comp.pdf Introduction to SMC] on GitHub

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