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Cheating in Battleship is effortless. Battleship is a popular two-player board game where each player strategically places five ships on his or her concealed board. During this game, one can easily move their ships during a play, falsify an attack, or not even place their ships. A solution to this concern is implementing multiparty computation (MPC) encryption to ensure that the location of both players’ ships and the result of attacking a ship is true. This document details the creation and security of a Battleship program that implements an MPC encryption method known as Poker Over the Telephone.
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- Battleship: An Application of Multiparty Computation Encryption
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- Hardy, Lauren (Author)
- Childress, Nancy (Thesis director)
- Jones, John (Committee member)
- School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences (Contributor, Contributor, Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
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2021-05
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