Explore the concept of Accountable Universal Composability (AUC) in this 15-minute IEEE conference talk presented by Mike Graf, Ralf Küsters, and Daniel Rausch from the University of Stuttgart. Delve into the principles and applications of AUC, a framework that combines universal composability with accountability in cryptographic protocols. Gain insights into how AUC enhances security and trust in complex systems by ensuring that participants can be held responsible for their actions while maintaining the composability properties of cryptographic protocols.
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AUC: Accountable Universal Composability
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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