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Cryptographically strong

M. Blum and S. Micali, How to Generate Cryptographically Strong Sequences of Pseudo Random Bits, SIAM J. Compt, Vol. 13, pp. 850-864, 1984. [Pg.31]

Moreover, [DaPP94] contains a construction from an arbitrary so-called collision-intractable family of hash functions, which is fairly efficient at least if one trusts a fast, but not cryptographically strong hash function, and may therefore be a reasonable alternative if number-theoretic assumptions should be disproved. [Pg.131]

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