CRYPTOGRAPHY: THE MATH OF THE PUBLIC PRIVATE KEY OF RSA

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Goldwasser, Micali, Rivest and Shamir win the Frontiers of Knowledge Award in ICT - EurekAlert (press release)

EurekAlert (press release): The "first of the secure protocols that defined the face of modern cryptography," as the jury terms it, RSA is what is known as a "public-key" encryption system, because each user has two keys: a public key, used to encrypt the message; and another one ...and more ...

Sums for spooks: mathematicians grapple with ethics of research funding - Times Higher Education (THE)

Times Higher Education (THE): Number theory became an asset in modern cryptography with the invention in 1977 of the Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA) public-key cryptosystem. The idea of public-key encryption is that the encoding of a message using a public key – entering your credit ...

What is quantum encryption? It's no silver bullet, but could improve security - CSO Online

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The man who made it safe to use credit cards on Amazon - USC News

USC News: ... of Engineering, co-created the RSA cryptography system in 1977, the first public-key cryptography method for securing communication on the internet. His system made it safe for communicating private information online, like credit card numbers and ...

The ROCA vulnerability: How it works and what to do about it - TechTarget

TechTarget: The ROCA vulnerability enables an attacker who has access to an RSA public key to quickly determine, through a mathematical fingerprint, whether or not the corresponding private key can easily be discovered through a process called factorization. ROCA ...

New in Nessus: Elliptic Curve Cryptography with SSH - Security Boulevard

Security Boulevard: If a mathematical technique can feasibly factor integers or find the discrete logarithm of an elliptic curve, then it can be used to reveal private keys and break the cryptography. Looking into the future, quantum computing puts ECC at a higher risk ...

Why cryptography is much harder than software engineers think - Help Net Security

Help Net Security: How did these weak keys come to be generated? The issue lies with the RSA algorithm which lies at the heart of public key cryptography. Recall that the public and private keys are generated from very large prime numbers. Five is a prime number (it can ...

How to quantum secure optical networks - Fibre Systems

Fibre Systems: The strength of this system relies on the degree of difficulty for a properly generated private key to be determined from its corresponding public key. Mathematical functions that are relatively easy to calculate, but very difficult to invert (also ...

RSA® Conference 2018 Announces Recipients of Annual Awards - Business Wire (press release)

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ROCA 'round the lock: Gemalto says IDPrime .NET access cards bitten by TPM RSA key gremlin - The Register

The Register: Some Gemalto smartcards can be potentially cloned and used by highly skilled crooks due to a cryptography blunder dubbed ROCA. Security researchers went public last week with research that revealed that RSA keys produced for smartcards, security tokens ...and more ...

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