(ECCDHP) definition

(ECCDHP). Given one tuple P, xP, yP G where x, y R Z∗q , the advantage for any probabilistic poly- nomial time (PPT) adversary to calculate xyP G is negligible.
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Examples of (ECCDHP) in a sentence

  • We prove that our scheme provides the session key in- distinguishability property in the random oracle model under the ECCDHP assumption.

  • The security of collision-resistant hash function and the computation- al hardness of solving ECCDHP make any adversary has negligible advantage to reveal RIDi from PIDi. However, TA can get RIDi by calculating RIDi = PIDi h2(sRi, Ti).

  • If can issue maximum , ℎ ℎ, and queries, its advantage for winning the proposed protocol in consecutive games | = 1, … ,8 will be less than the following value because of the one-way hash function ℎ(.) and difficulty of ECCDHP.

  • And also, the intractability of ECCDHP has signi cantly thwarted the adversary's at- tempt in computing K by using merely TA and TB.

  • And also, the intractability of ECCDHP has significantly thwarted the adversary’s at- tempt in computing K by using merely TA and TB.

  • We assume that an adversary can gain a non-negligible advantage to distinguish the test key in the game and AD can construct a breaker AD′′ to solve the ECCDHP problem, where the advantage of AD from differentiat- queries which are like real random oracles do, and records all the inputs and the corresponding outputs in LH1 and LH2 , respectively.

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