Obliv-C is a simple GCC wrapper that makes it easy to embed secure computation protocols inside regular C programs. The idea is simple: if you are performing a multi-party distributed computation with sensitive data, just write it in our Obliv-C langauge and compile/link it with your project. The result will be a secure cryptographic protocol that performs this operation without revealing any of the inputs or intermediate values of the computation to any of the parties. Only the outputs are finally shared.
- Installation of dependencies:
- For Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install ocaml libgcrypt20-dev ocaml-findlib. - For Fedora:
sudo dnf install glibc-devel.i686 ocaml ocaml-ocamldoc ocaml-findlib ocaml-findlib-devel libgcrypt libgcrypt-devel perl-ExtUtils-MakeMaker perl-Data-Dumper
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Git-clone this repository, and do a
./configure && make RELEASE=1. -
Start using it! The compiler is a GCC wrapper script found in
bin/oblivcc. Example codes are intest/oblivc. A language tutorial is found here.
Most of this code was forked from the project CIL (C Intermediate Language). You can diff with the master branch to see which part was added on later.
This repository includes several example programs using Obliv-C in the test/oblivc directory. See obliv-c/test/oblivc/README.txt for details.
Please let us know if you are using Obliv-C. If you have any questions, either open an issue here on GitHub or just send me an email at [email protected].