Secret communication and authentication scheme based on public key cryptosystem using n-adic expansion
CA 2212664 C · Owner: Takagi, Tsuyoshi · Inventors: Naito, Shozo; Takagi, Tsuyoshi
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A secret communication and authentication scheme based on a public key cryptosystem in which a decryption speed is improved while maintaining a security level. In the RSA type secret communication, a plaintext is expressed in a form of a k-digit n-adic number and a ciphertext is obtained by applying a calculation using the first public key n and the second public key e to the n-adic number and transmitted. Then, from the received ciphertext a lowest, digit of the n-adic number is decrypted by using the first public key n and the second secret key d upper digits of, the n-adic number are sequentially decrypted by using a decrypted value of the lowest digit of the n-adic number at the …
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- Filed August 8, 1997 and granted August 7, 2001. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended August 8, 2017.
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