Publication

On the Impossibility of Strong Encryption over \aleph_{0}

Serge Vaudenay
2009
Conference paper
Abstract

We give two impossibility results regarding strong encryption over an infinite enumerable domain. The first one relates to statistically secure one-time encryption. The second one relates to computationally secure encryption resisting adaptive chosen ciphertext attacks in streaming mode with bounded resources: memory, time delay or output length. Curiously, both impossibility results can be achieved with either finite or continuous domains. The latter result explains why known CCA-secure cryptosystem constructions require at least two passes to decrypt a mes- sage with bounded resources.

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