International audienceSmall degree extensions of finite fields are commonly used for cryptographic purposes. For extension fields of degree 2 and 3, the Karatsuba and Toom Cook formulae perform a multiplication in the extension field using 3 and 5 multiplications in the base field, respectively. For degree 5 extensions, Montgomery has given a method to multiply two elements in the extension field with 13 base field multiplications. We propose a faster algorithm, which requires only 9 base field multiplications. Our method, based on Newton's interpolation, uses a larger number of additions than Montgomery's one but our implementation of the two methods shows that for cryptographic sizes, our algorithm is much faster.Pour les extensions de de...