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Near-Bent Boolean Functions Are Insufficient for Correlation-Robust Hashing: A Spectral Obstruction and an Information-Theoretic Frontier

Cryptography. 2026. Vol. 10. No. 4. Article 43.
Sosa Gómez G.
Language: English
DOI
Keywords: information theoryboolean functionscorrelation-robust hashingbent functionsWalsh spectrum
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