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Passing generated keys to another process Thanks, your answer clears my doubt. |
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Passing generated keys to another process @Thomas I'm totally a beginner to cryptography. My project topic happens to use complex cryptographic proofs and model. But, I have no idea what they are. As far as I know, the paper gives proofs for IND-ID-CCA security in the random oracle model. Also it says the protocols are designed secure against a byzantine adversary. |
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Passing generated keys to another process So if I can ensure that an attacker will not be able to access my system, can I assume that the secret stored securely on a file will be safe enough? I could use process communication, but writing to the file will help the program to use the key at the next run. |
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