This paper proposes new card-based cryptographic protocols to calculate logic functions
with the minimum number of cards using private operations under the semi-honest model …

Modern cryptography does not only enable to protect your personal data on the Internet, or
to authenticate for certain services, but also evaluate a function on private inputs of multiple …

Card-based protocols are used to perform cryptographic tasks such as secure multiparty
computation using a deck of physical cards. While most of the existing protocols use a two …

This paper shows new kinds of card-based cryptographic protocols with a standard deck of
cards using private operations. They are multi-party secure computations executed by …

Secure computation is a kind of cryptographic techniques that enables to compute a function
while keeping input data secret. Komano and Mizuki (International Journal of Information …

Card-based protocols provide secure multi-party computation using a deck of physical cards
via a series of operations, such as shuffling and turning over cards, that are executed by …

In the history of cryptography, many cryptographic protocols have relied on random coin
tosses to prove their security. Although flipping coins is indispensable in this manner, the …

In 1989, den Boer presented the first card-based protocol, called the “five-card trick,” that
securely computes the AND function using a deck of physical cards via a series of actions …

Imagine two cryptographers wishing to securely compute the AND value of their secret input
bits. They are in the kitchen, where all they have are three saucepans with Borscht soup and …

In the history of cryptography, many cryptographic protocols rely on random coin tosses to
discuss their provable security. Although flipping coins is indispensable in this manner, the …