AbstractIt is shown that the popular RSA public key encryption scheme does not require two primes but that probable primes may be used instead. A method for finding probable primes is given and the security of systems based on probable primes is discussed
Cryptography is the study of codes, as well as the art of writing and solving them. It has been a gr...
In this era of digital age a lot of secret and non-secret data is transmitted over the internet. Cry...
In this paper, we focus on the common prime RSA variant and introduces a novel investigation into th...
AbstractIt is shown that the popular RSA public key encryption scheme does not require two primes bu...
We show it is possible to build an RSA-type cryptosystem by utilizing \textit{probable primes to bas...
RSA key pairs are normally generated from two large primes p and q. We consider what happens if they...
In this paper, I shall be exploring prime numbers, their unique properties and how these properties ...
RSA public keys are central to many cryptographic applications; hence their validity is of primary c...
Safe primes and safe RSA moduli are used in several cryptographic schemes. The most common notion is...
Public-key cryptography is rapidly becoming ubiquitous in many aspects of "electronic" lif...
Abstract- The security of RSA depends critically on the inability of an adversary to compute private...
AbstractTo every pair p, q of distinct primes there correspond 9 positive integers x no larger than ...
With the increasing amount of information transmitted over networks, there is a need to be able to k...
The invention in 1978 of the first practical asymmetric cryptosystem known as RSA was a breakthrough...
The invention in 1978 of the first practical asymmetric cryptosystem known as RSA was a breakthrough...
Cryptography is the study of codes, as well as the art of writing and solving them. It has been a gr...
In this era of digital age a lot of secret and non-secret data is transmitted over the internet. Cry...
In this paper, we focus on the common prime RSA variant and introduces a novel investigation into th...
AbstractIt is shown that the popular RSA public key encryption scheme does not require two primes bu...
We show it is possible to build an RSA-type cryptosystem by utilizing \textit{probable primes to bas...
RSA key pairs are normally generated from two large primes p and q. We consider what happens if they...
In this paper, I shall be exploring prime numbers, their unique properties and how these properties ...
RSA public keys are central to many cryptographic applications; hence their validity is of primary c...
Safe primes and safe RSA moduli are used in several cryptographic schemes. The most common notion is...
Public-key cryptography is rapidly becoming ubiquitous in many aspects of "electronic" lif...
Abstract- The security of RSA depends critically on the inability of an adversary to compute private...
AbstractTo every pair p, q of distinct primes there correspond 9 positive integers x no larger than ...
With the increasing amount of information transmitted over networks, there is a need to be able to k...
The invention in 1978 of the first practical asymmetric cryptosystem known as RSA was a breakthrough...
The invention in 1978 of the first practical asymmetric cryptosystem known as RSA was a breakthrough...
Cryptography is the study of codes, as well as the art of writing and solving them. It has been a gr...
In this era of digital age a lot of secret and non-secret data is transmitted over the internet. Cry...
In this paper, we focus on the common prime RSA variant and introduces a novel investigation into th...