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KORD: Breaking the Key-Generation Bottleneck in Dealerless FSS via Protocol--Hardware Co-Design
Function secret sharing (FSS) has become a core primitive in privacy-preserving computation. However, each FSS invocation requires a fresh pair of function keys generated by a trusted dealer , expands the system's trust boundary and hinders practical deployment. Existing dealerless protocols elimina
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