Recommendations
- A formal treatment of backdoored pseudorandom generators
- Backdoors in pseudorandom number generators: possibility and impossibility results
- Immunization against complete subversion without random oracles
- Public immunization against complete subversion without random oracles
- Cliptography: clipping the power of kleptographic attacks
Cites work
- A formal treatment of backdoored pseudorandom generators
- A Simple Unpredictable Pseudo-Random Number Generator
- Anamorphic encryption: private communication against a dictator
- Barriers in cryptography with weak, correlated and leaky sources
- Breaking RSA may not be equivalent to factoring
- Cliptography: clipping the power of kleptographic attacks
- Combiners for backdoored random oracles
- Correcting subverted random oracles
- Crooked indifferentiability of enveloped XOR revisited
- Cryptographic reverse firewalls
- Extracting randomness from extractor-dependent sources
- Fixing cracks in the concrete: random oracles with auxiliary input, revisited
- How to subvert backdoored encryption: security against adversaries that decrypt all ciphertexts
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- Immunization against complete subversion without random oracles
- Immunizing backdoored PRGs
- Instantiating random oracles via UCEs
- Kleptography from standard assumptions and applications
- Message transmission with reverse firewalls -- secure communication on corrupted machines
- More on average case vs approximation complexity
- Random Oracles and Auxiliary Input
- Random oracles and non-uniformity
- Randomness is linear in space
- Security of symmetric encryption against mass surveillance
- Seedless fruit is the sweetest: random number generation, revisited
- Separating succinct non-interactive arguments from all falsifiable assumptions
- Targeted lossy functions and applications
- The dark side of ``black-box cryptography or: should we trust Capstone?
- The prisoners' problem and the subliminal channel
- Towards defeating backdoored random oracles: indifferentiability with bounded adaptivity
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