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New Results on Unconditionally Secure Multi-receiver Manual Authentication
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2009
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Manual authentication is a recently proposed model of communication motivated by the settings where the only trusted infrastructure is a low bandwidth authenticated channel, possibly realized by the aid of a human, that connects the sender and the receiver who are otherwise connected through an insecure channel and do not have any shared key or public key infrastructure. A good example of such scenarios is pairing of devices in Bluetooth. Manual authentication systems are studied in
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-10230-1_10
fatcat:zm3s7idisjdf3nh37ef3mtwlya