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Explore a conference talk on non-malleable codes and extractable hash functions presented at the 23rd ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS 2016). Delve into the construction of practical non-malleable codes using l-more extractable hash functions. Examine key concepts such as split-state models, application of primitives, and security considerations. Learn about extractable hash functions, knowledge of exponent assumptions, and their implications for public key encryption. Gain insights into semantic security, collision resistance, and error correction in the context of non-malleable codes. Understand the significance of this research for enhancing cryptographic security and its potential applications in computer and communication systems.
