Efficient and Evolvable Key Reconciliation Mechanism in Multi-party Networks Based on Automatic Learning Structure
Key reconciliation protocols are critical components to deploy secure cryptographic primitives in practical applications. In this paper, we demonstrate on these new requirements and try to explore a new design routine in solving the key reconciliation pro
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