Message transmission with reverse firewalls -- secure communication on corrupted machines
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- Universally composable firewall architectures using trusted hardware
- Key-homomorphic signatures: definitions and applications to multiparty signatures and non-interactive zero-knowledge
- A message franking channel
- Cryptographic reverse firewalls
- Access control encryption: enforcing information flow with cryptography
- Cliptography: clipping the power of kleptographic attacks
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- Subversion-resilient signatures without random oracles
- Immunizing backdoored PRGs
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- Reverse firewalls for actively secure MPCs
- Universally composable subversion-resilient cryptography
- Immunization against complete subversion without random oracles
- UC-secure cryptographic reverse firewall-guarding corrupted systems with the minimum trusted module
- Subversion-resilient public key encryption with practical watchdogs
- Cryptographic reverse firewall via malleable smooth projective hash functions
- Reverse firewalls for oblivious transfer extension and applications to zero-knowledge
- Cryptographic reverse firewalls for interactive proof systems
- Steganography-free zero-knowledge
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- Subversion-resilient authenticated encryption without random oracles
- Backdoor-resistant identity-based proxy re-encryption for cloud-assisted wireless body area networks
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