👉 Prisoners computing is a theoretical model where multiple parties, each representing a prisoner in a game, independently compute and share information about their own and others' private data without revealing the data itself. This is achieved through cryptographic protocols, such as those based on homomorphic encryption or secret sharing schemes, allowing each prisoner to perform computations on their data in a way that ensures privacy and security. The goal is to enable collaborative decision-making or information sharing among prisoners while maintaining the confidentiality of each individual's private information. This concept is particularly relevant in scenarios where privacy and data protection are paramount, such as in legal settings or sensitive business environments.
