Probabilistic Encryption¶
Goldwasser, S., & Micali, S. (1984). Probabilistic Encryption. Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 28(2), 270-299.
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- Identifiability
- In cryptography and security, one-way functions and indistinguishability notions are the deliberate engineering of non-identifiability — between plaintexts given ciphertext, between random and pseudorandom — the same structural pattern with the value-sign flipped: cryptography wants the equivalence class large, science wants it a singleton.
This sourceDefines semantic security / ciphertext indistinguishability — the deliberate engineering of non-identifiability between plaintexts given ciphertext.
- In cryptography and security, one-way functions and indistinguishability notions are the deliberate engineering of non-identifiability — between plaintexts given ciphertext, between random and pseudorandom — the same structural pattern with the value-sign flipped: cryptography wants the equivalence class large, science wants it a singleton.
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