zkStream: a Framework for Trustworthy Stream Processing

In stream processing, managing sensitive information in a timely manner while ensuring trust remains a significant challenge. When parties without a priori trust cooperate to execute a streaming application, it is difficult to ensure that sensitive data is kept confidential while guaranteeing that every party executes their code honestly.

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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3652892.3700763
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Advanced Data Storage Technologies
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zkStream: a Framework for Trustworthy Stream Processing

Lieven Trappeniers, Emad Heydari Beni, Lode Hoste, Janwillem Swalens
Advanced Data Storage Technologies
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zkStream: a Framework for Trustworthy Stream Processing

Lieven Trappeniers, Emad Heydari Beni, Lode Hoste, Janwillem Swalens
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In stream processing, managing sensitive information in a timely manner while ensuring trust remains a significant challenge. When parties without a priori trust cooperate to execute a streaming application, it is difficult to ensure that sensitive data is kept confidential while guaranteeing that every party executes their code honestly.

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