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Provably secure certificate-based encryption with leakage resilience

Guo et al., 2018

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3313447999349913967
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Guo Y
Li J
Lu Y
Zhang Y
Zhang F
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Theoretical Computer Science

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The security of encryption schemes, in general, has been considered in an ideal environment, where the adversary cannot obtain the secret internal state of the scheme. However, in the real world, an adversary can gain partial information on the secret key …
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