ee09ee73c77764212a4e · Cryptographic Primitives Can Be Fragile
Cryptographic Primitives Can Be Fragile
We show that a well-known coin-flipping protocol is breakable in the sense that one of the parties can pre-determine the result of the coin-flip. The way in which the protocol fails is illustrative of the fact that there are insecure ways of using secure
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