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Date: 2018-02-16 15:03:09
Cryptography
Computational hardness assumptions
Decisional DiffieHellman assumption
Computational DiffieHellman assumption
Decision Linear assumption
DiffieHellman problem
Learning with errors
Weight
Provable security
IP
XDH assumption
Ideal lattice cryptography

Semantic Security Invariance under Variant Computational Assumptions Eftychios Theodorakis? and John C. Mitchell?? Abstract. A game-based cryptographic proof is a relation that establishes equivalence between probabilist

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