Dealing with Curious Players in Secure Networks

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Title: Dealing with Curious Players in Secure Networks

Research Question: How can we deal with curious players who pose a threat to the integrity of secure networks?

Methodology: The study proposes a method that combines fault-tolerant, cryptographic, and game-theoretic approaches to handle curious players. It uses well-established mechanisms to design a protocol that restricts players' moves and eliminates curious players.

Results: The research shows that the proposed method can effectively identify and eliminate curious players, ensuring the security and integrity of the network.

Implications: This study provides a comprehensive approach to dealing with curious players in secure networks, which can be applied to various communication systems. It highlights the importance of game theory and fault-tolerance in ensuring the security of distributed systems.

Link to Article: https://arxiv.org/abs/0404004v1 Authors: arXiv ID: 0404004v1

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