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A private interactive test of a boolean predicate a minimum-knowledge public-key cryptosystems
These properties enable us to define a minimum-knowledge cryptosystem, in which each user receives exactly the knowledge he is supposed to receive and nothing more. In particular, the system is provably secure against both chosen-message and chosen-ciphertext attack. ~1oreover, extending the Diffie-Hellman mo