Working on an MPC stack to make it easier for devs to integrate privacy into their stacks. As normal folks increasingly value the privacy of their data, developers will need to think about how they can build apps while guarding their users' data. We provide tooling for them to do this.

Still WIP but we are getting our first audit in the coming days!

Stoffel-Lang:https://github.com/Stoffel-Labs/Stoffel-Lang StoffelVM: https://github.com/Stoffel-Labs/StoffelVM MPC protocols: github.com/Stoffel-Labs/mpc-protocols Website: stoffelmpc.com

I hadn't done a ton of research on them but I skimmed their paper. That's a really cool find. I'm curious to see how it compares to TikTok's suite of 2PC protocols for advertising measurement and Google's use of TEEs for ad auctions.

I didn't know that. I encountered these emails recently from the Tech Emails X account and figured I'd share here because 1) it's very timely considering the NYC mayor elections and 2) HN is a great place to read about people's thoughts on topics like these outside of where I usually hangout.

There are certainly nation states that are looking for ways to 1) prevent their satellites colliding with one another (https://eprint.iacr.org/2013/850.pdf) and 2) being able to do forms of computation that might be risky to do on earth for national security reasons.

> forms of computation that might be risky to do on earth for national security reasons

Such as...?

If Robert Pike is on your list, maybe Graydon Hoare should be 5th place!

Hi, sorry for missing this. I'm usually a lurker on HN. Right now, it's just a general purpose VM that does the basics of what anyone would expect any VM to do. We are currently in the midst of implementing the MPC specific aspects to the VM, namely distributed computation and allowing anyone to plug in any MPC protocol they want as long as it conforms to our set of interfaces. We will be providing MPC protocols that we think are worthwhile for use cases that we know have users and as such, if you aren't a cryptographer but have a sense of where you want to use MPC, you can just use our VM and associated APIs without having to fiddle too much with the actual cryptography.