Abstract
The methods for secure outsourcing and secure one-time programs have recently been of great research interest. Garbling schemes are regarded as a promising technique for these applications while Bellare, Hoang and Rogaway introduced the first formal security notions for garbling schemes in [3, 4]. Ever since, even more security notions have been introduced and garbling schemes have been categorized in different security classes according to these notions. In this paper, we introduce new security classes of garbling schemes and build a hierarchy for the security classes including the known classes as well as classes introduced in this paper.
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