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Efficient dynamic traitor tracing
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This presentation covers several sections of the paper by Berkman, Parnas and Sgall for the Advanced Topics in Network Security seminar. Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, fall 2003.
Omer Berkman, Michal Parnas, Jiri Sgall
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