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  1. Functional Encryption as Mediated Obfuscation

    … a simple and generic construction based on functional encryption. If a functional encryption scheme supports decryption functionality F (m, k), then our construction yields a mediated obfuscation of the class of functions {F (m, ·) | m}. In our construction, the interaction between the …

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  2. Functional Encryption as Mediated Obfuscation

    … a simple and generic construction based on functional encryption. If a functional encryption scheme supports decryption functionality F (m, k), then our construction yields a mediated obfuscation of the class of functions {F (m, ·) | m}. In our construction, the interaction between the …

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  3. FIFE : a Framework for Investigating Functional Encryption

    In functional encryption, keys are associated with functions, and ciphertexts with messages. Decrypting a message with a key gives the evaluation of the associated function on that message. We look at bounded-collusion functional encryption, where the number of keys for which security is guaranteed …

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  4. Cryptanalysis by Algebraic Relations

    … Macaulay matrices up to some sublinear degree. Functional Encryption. A functional encryption (FE) scheme allows fine-grained access to encrypted data. More specifically, in an FE scheme a master secret key-holder can issue special functional keys that only admit the decryption of evaluations of …

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  5. Cryptographic agents

    … of ''cryptographic objects'' -- identity-based encryption, fully-homomorphic encryption, functional encryption, and most recently, various forms of obfuscation -- have opened up exciting new possibilities for computing on encrypted data. Initial foundational results on this front consisted of …

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  6. Structure vs. hardness through the obfuscation lens

    … applications such as public-key and homomorphic encryption, but on the other, also puts their hardness in question. Their structure is exactly what puts them in low complexity classes such as SZK or NP [set-theoretic intersection symbol] coNP, and is in fact the reason behind (sub-exponential or …

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  7. Secure and practical computation on encrypted data

    This Dissertation was approved for publication on 2016-04-21 at 13:02.

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