Lecture

Intro & Oblivious Shuffling

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Description

This lecture covers the introduction to the seminar and the concept of Aggregate Measurement via Oblivious Shuffling. It delves into topics such as the free web today, AdTech data analysis, attribution reporting API, system design, flexible query structure, achieving privacy goals, two-party secret sharing, achieving differential privacy, random shuffling, wrap-up comparisons, performance evaluation, and adtech as a reporting origin.

Instructor

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