Posts about open-source contributions
After the U.S. Supreme Court found that Google’s use of Java for Android is “fair use as a matter of law”, we can open-source Obliv-Java, a faithful re-implementation of OpenJDK for secure computation. Crypto-Duke, the Java mascot with his new…
The Holy Grail of Blockchains, or how to build the most scalable, decentralised and secure blockchain, solved in the next publication (bonus: also including identity!).
How are smart contracts being verified nowadays? Generally, smart contracts are stored on the blockchain and the executing party must inspect their source code before executing them. If there are N parties that want to execute the source code, all…
The five ascending levels of intellect: Smart, Intelligent, Brilliant, Genius, Simple. Albert Einstein UPDATE: Please see Obliv-Java repository. Beyond the genius of secure computation, there is the simplicity of its use. Previous approaches to secure computation have developed their own…
We have started open-sourcing some of our technology: An Optimal ICO Mechanism: a Python script to compute a Multi-Unit Vickrey-Dutch auction. The full implementation of the Optimal ICO Mechanism will be open-sourced soon. An example smart contract for the Optimal…