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Anamorphic-Resistant Encryption; Or Why the Encryption Debate is Still Alive Yevgeniy Dodis1 and Eli Goldin1 1 New York University (dodis@cs.nyu.edu/eli.goldin@nyu.edu) Abstract Ever since the introduction of encryption, society has been divided over whether the government (or law enforcement agencies) should have the capability to decrypt private messages (with or without a warrant) of its citizens. From a technical viewpoint, the folklore belief is that semantic…
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