Jan Filipp presented his research on “Secure Evaluation of Authenticated Private Functions”, which addresses the problem of securing Private Function Evaluation against potential abuse of the function holder via certified functions. This project is a collaboration with Protik Paul and Thomas Schneider.

Thomas Schneider took part in the “Closing Panel: The Future of Real-World MPC”, where current challenges in the real-world deployment of MPC were discussed.

The workshop was organized by the MPC Alliance in cooperation with IACR as an affiliated event of the Real-World Crypto (RWC 2026) Symposium in Taipei, Taiwan.