Talk:Functional encryption

It is stated that "In 2012, several researchers developed Functional Encryption schemes that support arbitrary functions." and you cite papers also coming after. Apart from that (I suggest to change in "Since 2012"), if you cite papers like the one of Gorbunov et al. you should also cite this paper http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1866359 In fact, the paper of Gorbunov et al. show how to amplify the latter from one query to an arbitrary (but still bounded) number of queries. If your aim was to only cite papers for 1) general functions but 2) at least a number of queries >1 then you should also remove the paper of Goldwasser et al. on turing machines that is also for one query. It would be also greato to stress that these works culminated in the breakthrough of GGHRSW13 that was the first to handle both general functions and unbounded number of queries.

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