Oblivious Transfer Is Symmetric
Stefan Wolf 0001; Jürg Wullschleger;
Oblivious Transfer Is Symmetric
We show that oblivious transfer of bits from A to B can be obtained from a single instance of the same primitive from B to A. Our reduction is perfect and shows that oblivious transfer is in fact a symmetric functionality. This solves an open problem posed by Crepeau and Santha in 1991.
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