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Revisiting Square-Root ORAM: Efficient Random Access in Multi-party Computation |
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Samee Zahur |
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| Xiao Wang |
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| Mariana Raykova |
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| Adrià Gascón |
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| Jack Doerner |
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| David Evans |
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| Jonathan Katz |
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1111599,
1111781,
1421102,
1633282,
1423296
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conf/sp/ZahurW0GDEK16
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Please fix the link to the paper to be a non-paywalled version of it: https://oblivc.org/docs/sqoram.pdf
I'm not sure if there is a better place to put this, but it seems really obnoxious for a site intended to encourage sharing (or at least, to "shame" people for not sharing) to have this in your FAQ:
9. Do you share your code and data?
We will be sharing both shortly.
Inevitably, when I hear that from authors, it means they are likely to string us along for several months, and then decide they really don't want to share it. If you are serious about the mission you are advocating for, you need to live up to this with your own work and put all the data you collect into a public repository. |