Explore the intricate connection between Statistical Zero Knowledge and Statistical Randomized Encodings in this 22-minute conference talk presented by Benny Applebaum and Pavel Raykov at Crypto 2016. Delve into the theoretical foundations of cryptography as the speakers elucidate the relationship between these two fundamental concepts, providing insights that contribute to the advancement of secure communication protocols and privacy-preserving technologies.
On the Relationship between Statistical Zero Knowledge and Statistical Randomized Encodings
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On the Relationship between Statistical Zero Knowledge and Statistical Randomized Encodings
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