2010
DOI: 10.5120/1271-1751
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Ultra Long Integer Multiplication on GDPS

Abstract: Many Internet applications require intensive cryptographic calculation such as public-key encryptions and digital signatures. These schemes require a computation of large integer multiplications. Those cryptographic schemes are vulnerable to a brute-force attack, and the large key is the countermeasure. In practice, the key size that makes brute-force attack impractical will slows down the speed of encryption and decryption. Multiplication of two very long integers usually takes time to compute. Distributed Ka… Show more

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