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Practical Attacks on Small Private Exponent RSA: New Records and New Insights
March 16, 2023, 7:42 a.m. |
IACR News www.iacr.org
ePrint Report: Practical Attacks on Small Private Exponent RSA: New Records and New Insights
Qiang Li, Qun-xiong Zheng, Wen-feng Qi
As a typical representative of the public key cryptosystem, RSA has
attracted a great deal of cryptanalysis since its invention, among which
a famous attack is the small private exponent attack. It is well-known
that the best theoretical upper bound for the private exponent d that
can be attacked is d ≤ N^0.292
, where N is a RSA modulus. …
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