Welcome to VIFF’s documentation!

The Virtual Ideal Functionality Framework is a general framework for doing secure multi-party computation.

This is the documentation for VIFF 1.0. If you have comments and suggestions for improvements to the documentation, then please let us know.

Warning

This documentation is for a development version of VIFF (version 1.0-0d3b99e1e3eb) built October 04, 2010 and it might be different from the last released version. The documentation for other releases can be found online.

Contents:

• Overview
  • Security Assumptions
  • Architecture
• Installation Guide
  • Windows
  • Mac OS X
  • GNU/Linux
  • Testing
• Applications
  • Nordic Sugar
  • Distributed RSA
  • Distributed AES
  • Secure Voting
• Implementation
  • Utility Functions Module
  • Finite Fields Module
  • Shamir Module
  • Matrix Module
  • Runtime Module
  • Passive Secure Protocols
  • A Thresholdbased Actively Secure Runtime
  • Paillier Crypto System
  • Comparison protocols
  • PRSS Module
  • Config Module
  • AES Module
  • Constants Module
  • The Orlandi Runtime - An Actively Secure Protocol with Full Threshold
  • An Hash Based Broadcast Protocol
• Background Information
  • Program Counters
  • Preprocessing
  • The History of VIFF
• Planned Work on VIFF
  • Active Security
  • Covert Adversaries
• Coding Style
  • The VIFF Coding Style in Short
  • The Twisted Coding Style
  • Hints for indexed variables
• Developer’s Guide
  • Getting the Source Code
  • Contributing Changes
  • Revising Changes
• Unit Testing
  • Running the Unit Tests
  • Writing Unit Tests
• Presentations
• Bibliography
• Contact
  • Mailing lists
  • IRC
• VIFF Development Team
• Glossary

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page