On the security of multi-prime RSA
Copyright policy ) Hinek M. Jason;
On the security of multi-prime RSA
Abstract Multi-prime RSA is a variant of RSA in which the modulus is the product of more than two distinct primes. In this work we collect the strongest known algebraic attacks on multi-prime RSA, including factoring, small private exponent, small CRT exponent and partial key exposure attacks.
- University of Waterloo Canada
Algebraic coding theory; cryptography (number-theoretic aspects), cryptanalysis, partial key exposure, QA1-939, Cryptography, multi-prime rsa, lattice attacks, multi-prime RSA, Mathematics, small private exponent
Algebraic coding theory; cryptography (number-theoretic aspects), cryptanalysis, partial key exposure, QA1-939, Cryptography, multi-prime rsa, lattice attacks, multi-prime RSA, Mathematics, small private exponent
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