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Functionality 3RO. The Ideal Tweakable Cipher Functionality. Very informally, a tweakable cipher is a block cipher that allows for a second input, called the tweak, on top of the key and the usual plaintext or ciphertext input. The tweak is essentially a label that, along with the key, selects the permutation computed by the cipher. The basic idea is that if changing tweaks is su ciently lightweight (with respect to a key setup operation), then some interesting new operation modes become possible. As for random oracles, it is straight-forward to derive the ideal functionality for the ideal tweakable cipher primitive. The functionality FIT C takes as input the security parameter k, and keeps a (initially empty) list L containing 4−tuples of bitstrings and a number of (initially empty) sets Ckey,label and Mkey,label de xxx by Ckey,label = {c | ∃m (key, label, m, c) ∈ L} Mkey,label = {m | ∃c (key, label, m, c) ∈ L}. It interacts with an adversary S and with a set of (dummy) parties P1,. . . ,Pn by means of several queries. For more details, please refer to Figure 5. The functionality 3ITC takes as input the security parameter k, and interacts with an adversary S and with a set of Functionality FIT C (dummy) parties P1,. . . ,Pn by means of the following queries: 3IT C keeps a (initially empty) list L containing 4−tuples of bitstrings and a number of sets Ckey,label, Mkey,label (initially empty). Upon receiving a query (sid, ENC, key, label, m) (with m ∈ {0, 1 } ) from some P or S : • If there is no such record, choose uniformly c in { • If there is a 4−tuple (key, label, m, c˜) for some c˜ ∈ {0, 1} in the list L, set c := c˜. key,label which is the set consisting of ciphertexts Once c is set, reply to the activating machine with (sid, c). not already used with key and label. Next, it stores the 4−tuple (key, label, m, c) in the list L. Upon receiving a query (sid, DEC, key, label, c) (with c ∈ {0, 1 • If there is a 4−tuple (key, label, m˜ , c) for some m˜ ∈ {0, 1} in the list L, set m := m˜ .
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