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# Riskless
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### Undergraduate dissertation
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**Paper: https://judesouthworth.xyz/Dissertation.pdf**
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## Running the demo
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1. `pip install -r requirements.txt`
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2. `python3 app.py`
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3. Navigate browser to `http://localhost:5000`
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### Running the benchmarks
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1. Press F12
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2. Type the name of the benchmark to run:
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- `RSABench`
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- `PaillierBench`
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- `ZeroProofBench`
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- `ZeroProofVerifierBench`
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- `ZeroProofSizeBench`
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- `Protocol4Bench`
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- `Protocol4VerifierBench`
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- `Protocol4SizeBench`
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3. Wait for results to output in milliseconds
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### Changing the key size
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The key size is determined by the variable `KEY_SIZE` in `random_primes.js`. This
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variable dictates the size of _each_ prime used in the modulus, so the total key size
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is twice this value. Recommend selecting one of 512, 1024, or 2048. In fact, I recommend
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selecting 512 if you want the program to run in less than 3-5 business days.
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