英语词汇“oblivious transfer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

oblivious transfer n. Computing and Telecommunications a kind of protocol, of particular importance in cryptography, which allows information to be transmitted in such a way that it may or may not be received successfully and the sender remains unaware of the outcome.

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1981 M. O. Rabin (title) (Techn. Memo TR-81, Aiken Computation Lab., Harvard Univ.) in Science 7 Aug. 1992 753/3 How to exchange secrets by oblivious transfer.

1988 I. Peterson Math. Tourist ii. 19 Bob picks a number at random and runs through the oblivious transfer. Depending on Alice's response, he may or may not be able to factor the..number.

1993 New Scientist 16 Jan. 28/2 In 1988, Claude Crépeau..with Joe Killian..demonstrated mathematically that all discreet decision-making problems can be reduced to a sequence of elementary operations called oblivious transfers.

1996 B. Schneier Appl. Cryptography (ed. 2) v. 117 Although there are many types of oblivious transfer—I have two secrets and you get one; I have n secrets and you get one; I have one secret which you get with probability ½; and so on–they are all equivalent.

单词	oblivious transfer
释义	> as lemmas oblivious transfer oblivious transfer n. Computing and Telecommunications a kind of protocol, of particular importance in cryptography, which allows information to be transmitted in such a way that it may or may not be received successfully and the sender remains unaware of the outcome. ΚΠ 1981 M. O. Rabin (title) (Techn. Memo TR-81, Aiken Computation Lab., Harvard Univ.) in Science 7 Aug. 1992 753/3 How to exchange secrets by oblivious transfer. 1988 I. Peterson Math. Tourist ii. 19 Bob picks a number at random and runs through the oblivious transfer. Depending on Alice's response, he may or may not be able to factor the..number. 1993 New Scientist 16 Jan. 28/2 In 1988, Claude Crépeau..with Joe Killian..demonstrated mathematically that all discreet decision-making problems can be reduced to a sequence of elementary operations called oblivious transfers. 1996 B. Schneier Appl. Cryptography (ed. 2) v. 117 Although there are many types of oblivious transfer—I have two secrets and you get one; I have n secrets and you get one; I have one secret which you get with probability ½; and so on–they are all equivalent. extracted from obliviousadj. < as lemmas
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