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  1. GitHub - google/hintless_pir

    This library contains implementations of the single-server private information retrieval (PIR) protocols of the following paper: Li B., Micciancio D., Raykova M., Schultz-Wu M. (2023).

  2. Symmetric Private Information Retrieval (SPIR) built on Spiral

    This code implements Symmetric Private Information Retrieval, building on the Spiral PIR library (this code is not written by the Spiral authors). Spiral is a recent single-server (computational) PIR system …

  3. Implementations | ungovernable.tech

    Private Information Retrieval in Large Scale Data Repositories - A tutorial addressing how clients can privately retrieve values corresponding to given keys or locations in large public data repositories.

  4. Henry Corrigan-Gibbs | Authenticated Private Information Retrieval

    Standard private-information-retrieval schemes either do not ensure this form of output authenticity, or they require multiple database replicas with an honest majority. In contrast, we offer multi-server …

  5. The source code for our single- and multi-server authenticated-PIR schemes and the Keyd public-key server is available at https://github.com/dedis/apir-code under open-source license.

  6. private-information-retrieval Open-Source Projects | LibHunt

    Aug 11, 2025 · Privacy-Preserving Computing Platform 由密码学专家团队打造的开源隐私计算平台,支持多方安全计算、联邦学习、隐私求交、匿踪查询等。

  7. It covers the basics of Private Information Retrieval (PIR), including its fundamentals, types, algorithm construction, and performance optimization. It also explores various ways to extend the …

  8. private-information-retrieval · GitHub Topics

    Privacy-Preserving Computing Platform 由密码学专家团队打造的开源隐私计算平台,支持多方安全计算、联邦学习、隐私求交、匿踪查询等。

  9. : Private Information Retrieval for Everyone Abstract: A Private Information Retrieval (PIR) scheme is a protocol in which a user retrieves a record from a database while . iding which from the database …

  10. GitHub - google/private-retrieval

    Contribute to google/private-retrieval development by creating an account on GitHub.