Explore the concept of Selective Opening Security derived from Simulatable Data Encapsulation in this 27-minute talk presented by Felix Heuer and Bertram Poettering at Asiacrypt 2016. Delve into advanced cryptographic techniques and their applications in secure communication systems. Gain insights into the latest research findings and theoretical developments in the field of cryptography, as discussed by leading experts in the domain.
Selective Opening Security from Simulatable Data Encapsulation
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Selective Opening Security from Simulatable Data Encapsulation
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