… We show how two parties can use one round of the shuffle to send secret messages without … are public. As the analyzer cannot send messages to the shuffle, we use the public random …
M Chase, E Ghosh, O Poburinnaya - … on the Theory and Application of …, 2020 - Springer
… In particular, we are two-three orders of magnitude faster than public-key-based approach … how to build Permute+Share. Our construction proceeds in several steps: first we explain how …
… In this section we show how to do better if we are allowed more messages. As before, assume that we choose the precision of our first message to be p1 = 10. Then, the fixed-point …
D Powers - Critical studies in media communication, 2014 - Taylor & Francis
… New York Times critic Kelefa Sanneh went further still, seeing shuffle as overtaking how we … 2005, they responded to public criticism by introducing a “smart shuffle” feature that allowed …
… and batch-then-shuffle. We find them in 2.6% of public code repositories related to nonprivate … Nevertheless, we believe it is interesting to relax this assumption and explore how varying …
CA Neff - Proceedings of the 8th ACM conference on Computer …, 2001 - dl.acm.org
… It is not clear at this time exactly how these size estimates compare with those of this paper, … or Diffie-Hellman public keys. By this we mean that a new set of DSA public keys is produced…
… While music is found in many public settings including transport, shops, restaurants and the … when the respondent described or talked about how the track changes how they feel or the …
… how one of the newly appointed leaders further incorporated this strategy into the projection of his new role. His vision of how … ‘new public management’, represented the double shuffle …
… Liberals’ corrupt attempt to use public money to buy the partisan support of Quebec voters. … and circular process of public decision-making. We coach clients about how, where and …