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This technique is described in the paper: 2.4 The Start Out As Friends Protocol The Start Out As Friends Protocol (SOAP), as presented by [9], is summarized in
by jakob223 10y ago
This technique is described in the paper:
2.4 The Start Out As Friends Protocol
The Start Out As Friends Protocol (SOAP), as presented by
[9], is summarized in Figure 1. In this protocol, Alice and
Bob participate in many exchanges over a long period, transferring
pieces of information that provide only incremental
evidence of their responses. Over time, each party can become
more and more confident in the other’s answer, until
the probability of a mismatch is low enough that a JMAP
exchange becomes feasible.
Unfortunately, the runtime of this protocol may be inordinately
long in some cases, and deriving evidence from the individual
transmissions can be difficult. There are also highly
complex failure modes when dealing with a malicious adversary,
as Munroe illustrates in his paper.
[9] R. Munroe. Friends. May 2008. https://xkcd.com/513/ https://xkcd.com/513/
- morgante 10y agoThat's not the same thing. Flirting does not require that you first be friends with someone and certainly doesn't require a runtime of many months. A successful flirtation can happen within a few minutes.
- Smaug123 10y agoFlirting doesn't require a runtime of months, but then nor does SOAP. SOAP only specifies a "long period", but as they say, a minute can seem like hours.