A Stackelberg model for cryptographic hybridization is introduced in which the defender randomizes over algorithms, the attacker solves a conditional optimization subgame via dynamic programming, and the defender's problem is cast as a linear program.
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A Stackelberg Model for Hybridization in Cryptography
A Stackelberg model for cryptographic hybridization is introduced in which the defender randomizes over algorithms, the attacker solves a conditional optimization subgame via dynamic programming, and the defender's problem is cast as a linear program.