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Corruptions. If a player Xx gets corrupted afterwards, the simulator learns its password pwi and asks for the decryption queries on zi∗, zi∗ , and zi∗+1 with key pwi and the appropriate tweaks, as in G4, recovering xi with overwhelming probability. S can then compute all the values in the list and provide A with the internal state of the player. S xxxxx programs the random oracle H2 so that the computed values ZR and ZL are consistent with the hR and hL already sent, i.e. H2(ZR) = hR and ) = h H2(ZL . Event AskH can make this programming fail, see Remark 1. Since we are assuming all players to have the same password (only one connected component), by a similar reasoning we can ll the lists of each remaining player in exactly the same way (and with the same, negligible, probability of failure). Note that if a player receives a non-oracle-generated Xi, then it will receive a non-oracle-generated Authi and σi, which will be refused, due to G3. Similarly, if a player receives a non-oracle-generated Authi, it will refuse the corresponding signature. In round 3, the simulator asks honestly the queries to H1, in order to provide the players with correct authenticators, and computes (honestly) the corresponding signatures. In round 4, the simulator asks a Delivery query with a random key to the functionality for each player. The keyword b is set to yes except for the players who received non oracle-generated values of the authenticators. If a player was corrupted before, S gets back the session key and can thus reprogram the oracle H0 accordingly. Otherwise, event XxxX must have appeared if A asks the corresponding query to H0, as in the former game.
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Corruptions. When a party is corrupted, cgka simply adds it to the exposed set exp of its current epoch. The set is later used by the security predicates. Then cgka disallows corruptions in case extending the exp set switched confidential of some epoch 𝐸 with X.xxxxx set from true to false. E THE AUTHENTICATED KEY SERVICE FUNCTIONALITY (AKS)‌ F F F F The AKS is modeled as the functionality aks in Fig. 15. Formally, SAIK works in the aks-hybrids model, i.e., aks is available in the real world and emulated by the simulator in the ideal world. F xxx works as follows. When a party id wants to fetch a key package of another party id′, aks generates a new key package for id′ using SAIK’s key-package generation algorithm (formally, F F the algorithm is a parameter of aks). It sends (the public part of) the package to id and to the adversary. (Note that since aks exists in the real world, the adversary should be thought of as the UC environment.) The secrets for the key package can be fetched by id𝑡 later, when it decides to join the group. Once fetched, secrets are deleted, which means that Faks cannot be used as secure storage. F DETAILS OF SAIK‌ In this section we give the details of the SAIK protocol. The pseu- docode can be found in Figs. 16 and 17.
Corruptions. If Pi gets corrupted, the simulator has to provide its internal state (in particular its private exponent xi) to A. This is actually the discrete logarithm obtained during the simulation of the decryption oracle on z∗. G4 is thus statistically indistinguishable from G3. Note that we do not use the password before round 2. We will now try to avoid to use it before a corruption.
Corruptions. If a player Xx gets corrupted afterwards, the simulator learns its password pwi and asks for the decryption queries on z∗, z∗ , and z∗ with key pwi and the appropriate tweaks, as in G4, recovering xi with overwhelming probability. £ can then compute all the values in the list and provide A with the internal state of the player. £ finally programs the random oracle 72 so that the

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