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This protocol achieves the task of Oblivious Transfer in which the sender sends two | This [https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/3-540-46766-1_29 example protocol] achieves the task of Oblivious Transfer in which the sender sends two messages and the receiver can choose which message he receives. | ||
The receiver gets to know nothing about the other message and the sender is oblivious of which one of the two messages was received by the receiver. | The receiver gets to know nothing about the other message and the sender is oblivious of which one of the two messages was received by the receiver. | ||
Moreover, this protocol is practical in that it can be realised with available optoelectronic apparatus while being immune to any technologically feasible attack for the foreseeable future. | Moreover, this protocol is practical in the sense that it can be realised with available optoelectronic apparatus while being immune to any technologically feasible attack for the foreseeable future. | ||
==Assumptions== | ==Assumptions== | ||