
doi: 10.1007/10719994_1
Many previous results on the provable security of conventional cryptography have been published so far. We provide here handy tools based on Decorrelation Theory for dealing with them and we show how to make their proof easier. As an illustration we survey a few of these results and we (im)prove some by our technique.
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