Logical Relations for Encryption

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Application: Protocol Encoding Encode: — Sending of a message by the message itself — Receiving of a message by a function — Network and attacker by a context
Application: Protocol Encoding Encode: — Sending of a message by the message itself — Receiving of a message by a function — Network and attacker by a context E.g., 1. A → B {i} k 2. B → * i mod 2 • p = new k in 〈{i} k , λ{x} k . x mod 2〉 • Network(p) = # 2 (p) # 1 (p)→* i mod 2
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Page 3 and 4: Motivation Two approaches to inform
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