Merge pull request #2 from rymnc/patch-1

Author: Redoudou

privacy-report.html

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           <p>The Institutional Privacy Task Force (IPTF) is a team within the Ethereum Foundation that studies the privacy requirements of institutions using or evaluating Ethereum. Its outputs are public: a map of patterns, approaches, use cases, vendors, and jurisdictions; a set of open-source proof-of-concepts and writeups that document the design choices and tradeoffs for each implementation. Everything is released under CC0 and maintained in public GitHub repositories.</p>
           <p>IPTF and the Ethereum Foundation's PSE team work in parallel. PSE focuses on protocol-level privacy primitives: private proving, private writes, and private reads. IPTF starts from specific institutional requirements such as, but not limited to, regulated payments, tokenized bonds, identity attestation, and cross-border settlement, and compares them against what the current ecosystem can deliver.</p>
           <p>Evaluations in the map apply four properties the Ethereum Foundation treats as requirements for public infrastructure: <strong>Censorship Resistance, Open Source and Free Software, Privacy, and Security (CROPS)</strong>. The same framework is applied to EF-adjacent work and to third-party vendor work. Patterns and approaches also distinguish between <strong>Institution-to-Institution (I2I)</strong> and <strong>Institution-to-End-User (I2U)</strong> contexts, since the power dynamic between counterparties changes what "privacy" should mean in each case.</p>
-          <p>Contributors include researchers and engineers from outside the Foundation.</p>
+          <p>Contributors include researchers and engineers from inside and outside the Foundation.</p>
           <div class="iptf-links">
             <a class="iptf-link" href="https://iptf.ethereum.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">iptf.ethereum.org ↗</a>
             <a class="iptf-link" href="https://github.com/ethereum/iptf-map" target="_blank" rel="noopener">IPTF Map ↗</a>