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Abstract: Many of the results in Modern Cryptography are actually transformations of a basic computational
phenomenon (i.e., a basic primitive, tool or assumption) to a more complex phenomenon
(i.e., a higher level primitive or application). The transformation is explicit and is always accompanied
by an explicit reduction of the violation of the security of the former phenomenon
to the violation of the latter. A key aspect is the efficiency of the reduction. We discuss and
slightly modify the... (Update)
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@techreport{ goldreich00security,
author = "Oded Goldreich",
title = "On Security Preserving Reductions -- Revised Terminology",
number = "2000/001",
year = "2000",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/goldreich00security.html" }
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