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    Geoffroy Couteau

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    [Q&A] Foundations of cryptography

    • Do OWF imply $\mathsf{P} \neq \mathsf{NP}?$ (short answer: yes)
    • How does the random oracle model help with constructing secure cryptographic primitives?
    • What are the common idealized models in cryptography?
    • Can we have cryptography in a world where $\mathsf{P} = \mathsf{NP}?$? (short answer: possibly!)
    • How do we estimate that an assumption is sufficiently safe?
    • Can the hardness of “breaking a cryptosystem” be based on an NP-complete problem?
    • Are there good candidate OWFs with a very simple structure (like, “4 lines of code”-simple)? (short answer: yes)
    • How to prove that weak OWFs cannot have a polysize range?

    Tags: cryptography stackexchange, foundations

    Categories: Q&A

    Updated: November 6, 2020

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