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Memory Erasability Amplification
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2016
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Erasable memory is an important resource for designing practical cryptographic protocols that are secure against adaptive attacks. Many practical memory devices, such as solid state drives, hard disks, or file systems, are not perfectly erasable because a deletion operation leaves traces of the deleted data in the system. Various methods for constructing a large erasable memory from a small one, e.g., using encryption, have been proposed. Despite the importance of erasable memory in
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