The Self-Anti-Censorship Nature of Encryption: On the Prevalence of Anamorphic Cryptography

ePrint Report: The Self-Anti-Censorship Nature of Encryption: On the Prevalence of Anamorphic Cryptography

Mirek Kutylowski, Giuseppe Persiano, Duong Hieu Phan, Moti Yung, Marcin Zawada

s part of the responses to the ongoing ``crypto wars,'' the notion of {\em Anamorphic Encryption} was put forth [Persiano-Phan-Yung Eurocrypt '22].
The notion allows private communication in spite of a dictator who (in violation of the usual normative conditions under which Cryptography is developed) is engaged in an extreme form of surveillance and/or censorship, where …

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