Random Tapes Sample Clauses

The 'Random Tapes' clause defines the requirements and procedures for generating, handling, and using random data (often called 'random tapes') in cryptographic or security-sensitive contexts. Typically, this clause specifies the standards for randomness, the method of generation (such as using a hardware random number generator), and the responsibilities for securely storing or destroying the tapes after use. Its core practical function is to ensure the integrity and unpredictability of cryptographic operations, thereby reducing the risk of compromise due to predictable or improperly managed random data.
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Random Tapes. S1 uniformly samples rp1 as its random tape for the simulation of p1 and rp2 as its random tape for the emulation of p2. (Each party’s tape must be long enough to provide randomness for every encryption that it must compute, all of the one-time pads it must generate.)
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