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    High Radix Montgomery RSA Crypto Core: Overview

    Details

    Name: radixrsa
    Created: 25-Sep-2001 10:15:03
    Updated: 14-Oct-2001 20:07:16
    CVS: no files in cvs

    Other project properties

    Category :: Crypto core
    Development status :: Planning

    Project maintainers

  • Frans Sihalamuda
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  • Thanks to Mr. Thomas Blum (tblum@e...) who provide his documentation about High Radix Montgomery modular exponentiation.

    Description

    RSA Cryptosystem is widely used in information technology. It encrypts
    and decrypts messages using public key mechanism. The security of this
    cryptosystem is based on the fact that it's very difficult to factorize
    large prime number.

    RSA algorithm was proposed in 1978 by Rivest, Shamir, and
    Adleman. Since 1978 its algorithm has changed to get an efficient
    cryptosystem. The high radix Montgomery algorithm is used to get the
    faster calculation of modular exponential which used in RSA algorithm.
    This algorithm was proposed by Peter Montgomery in 1985 and now widely used in modern RSA cryptosystem.

    Specifications

    • Uses public key and private key to encrypt and decrypt messages
    • Uses 512 bit private key exponent(the minimum size recommended by RSA Laboratories)
    • Uses Fermat prime as public key exponent(as recommended by International Telecommunications Union)
    • Uses 512 bit modulus n
    • Blocks 512 bit to encrypt plaintext and decrypt ciphertext
    • Uses Radix 256 Montgomery reduction modul and Radix 256 Blakley multiplication modul to calculate the modular exponential

    Design stages

    • Making core specification
    • Designing behavioral and structural
    • Converting to symbolic layout
    • Verifying and simulating
    • Making full report

    Documentation

    • see Download section

    The cores

    1. Montgomery modular multiplication module
    2. Montgomery modular exponentiation module


     

     
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