Efficient and Secure Multiparty Computations Using a Standard Deck of Playing Cards

It is known that secure multiparty computation can be performed using physical cards with identical backs, and numerous cardbased cryptographic protocols have been proposed. Almost all existing protocols require multiple cards that have the same pattern on their face sides; thus, a standard deck of playing cards cannot be used for executing these protocols. However, there is one exception: Niemi and Renvall’s protocols, proposed in 1999, can be used with standard playing cards. In this paper, we continue their efforts to improve secure multiparty computation using a standard deck of playing cards, and propose efficient AND, XOR, and copy protocols that require significantly fewer shuffles compared to previous protocols.