How To Simulate It – A Tutorial on the Simulation Proof ...
If the adversary receiving no ciphertext is able to output the same information as the adversary receiving the ciphertext, then this is indeed the case. It is unclear at this point why this is called “simulation”; what we have described is a comparison between two worlds. This will be explained throughout the tutorial (first in Section 3 ...
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