Cryptography from planted graphs: security with logarithmic-size messages
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- Cryptography from planted graphs: security with logarithmic-size messages
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- How to share a secret
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- Reducibility among combinatorial problems
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- Secure communications over insecure channels
- Statistical algorithms and a lower bound for detecting planted cliques
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