One way functions and pseudorandomness Flashcards

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Invert experiment

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2
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Definition of one way function

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3
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One way function from the factoring assumption

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4
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Definition of function/permutation family

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5
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Invert experiment for a function family

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6
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Definition of one way function family

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7
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One way function family from the Factoring Assumption

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8
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One way permutation family from the RSA assumption

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9
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One way permutation family from the DL assumption

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10
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Definition of hard core predicate and Goldreich Levin theorem and Universal one way function theorem

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11
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Definition of hash function

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12
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Definition of collision, experiment about collision and definition of collision resistant hash function

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13
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Collision resistant hash function from DL: construction and proof or resistance

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14
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Theorem about collision resistance of Hash function from DL and proof

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15
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Lemmas about collision resistance and one wayness and proofs

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16
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Definition of pseudo random generators

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17
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PRG with minimal expansion factor

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18
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PRG with arbitrary polynomial expansion

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19
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PRG from one way permutations and functions

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20
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Theorem: one way functions from PRG

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21
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Second preimage resistance and preimage resistance + implications

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22
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Exercise 2.
Let (Gen, H) be a collision-resistant hash function. Is (Gen, Hˆ ) defined by
Hˆ (k, x) = H(k, H(k, x)) necessarily collision-resistant?

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