Secure multi-party computation (MPC)
A cryptographic method that lets several parties jointly compute a result from their combined data while each keeps its own input private — for example, calculating an average salary without anyone revealing their own pay. It enables cooperation without a trusted middleman, and is widely used to safeguard keys and run private computations.
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