A Brief Introduction to Provable Security
A recurring question when we design a cryptographic scheme is how to determine its security level. The provable security is a technique that can help to answer this question. In this paper we present a friendly introduction of this technique by analyzing a cryptographic scheme in the private-key set...
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| description | A recurring question when we design a cryptographic scheme is how to determine its security level. The provable security is a technique that can help to answer this question. In this paper we present a friendly introduction of this technique by analyzing a cryptographic scheme in the private-key setting, also we briefly discuss some alternatives to provable security, and finally we point out some open problems and possible research directions. |
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