Homework: Reading questions

Submit two items to the submission website (see link in the navigation bar at the top of the page):

Submit your own question about the paper (e.g., what you find most confusing about the paper or the paper's general context/problem), before lecture (i.e., 1pm). You cannot use the question below. To the extent possible, during lecture we will try to answer questions submitted beforehand.
Submit your answer for the question below, before the beginning of the lecture.

Answer the following question:

The paper talks about game-based cryptographic proofs, which show that the Everest TLS implementation implements an idealized secure channel, assuming the underlying cryptography is correct. What cryptographic primitives do the authors assume correct? How do they encode the assumption that these primitives are correct?

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