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RSA

2010
Au travers des récits de Régis, Sylvie et Annabelle, cette bande dessinée met en lumière la réalité sociale de la pauvreté et de l'exclusion sociale en France et en particulier sur le territoire lorientais. (4e de couv.)
Stan Floresco   +116 more
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Digital automated RSA compared to manually operated RSA

Journal of Biomechanics, 2000
The accuracy of digital Roentgen stereophotogrammetric analysis (RSA) was compared to the accuracy of a manually operated RSA system. For this purpose, we used radiographs of a phantom and radiographs of patients. The radiographs of the patients consisted of double examinations of 12 patients that had a tibial osteotomy and of double examinations of 12
Soren Toksvig-Larsen   +2 more
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Post-quantum RSA

2017
This paper proposes RSA parameters for which (1) key generation, encryption, decryption, signing, and verification are feasible on today’s computers while (2) all known attacks are infeasible, even assuming highly scalable quantum computers. As part of the performance analysis, this paper introduces a new algorithm to generate a batch of primes.
Bernstein, Daniel J.   +3 more
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RSA in Spine: A Review [PDF]

open access: yesGlobal Spine Journal, 2017
Study Design: Systematic review of literature. Objectives: This systematic review was conducted to investigate the accuracy of radiostereometric analysis (RSA), its assessment of spinal motion and disorders, and to investigate the ...
Humadi, Ali   +3 more
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A New Attack on RSA and CRT-RSA

2012
In RSA, the public modulus N=pq is the product of two primes of the same bit-size, the public exponent e and the private exponent d satisfy $ed\equiv 1 \pmod{(p - 1)(q - 1)}$. In many applications of RSA, d is chosen to be small.
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Cryptanalysis of Dual RSA

Designs, Codes and Cryptography, 2016
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Liqiang Peng   +4 more
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Generalised Cycling Attacks on RSA and Strong RSA Primes

1999
Given an RSA modulus n, a ciphertext c and the encryption exponent e, one can construct the sequence x0 = c mod n, xi+1 = xie mod n; i = 0, 1,... until gcd(xi+1 - x0, n) ≠ 1 or i or i > B, B a given boundary. If i ≤ B, there are two cases. Case 1: gcd(xi+1 -x0, n) = n. In this case xi = m and the secret message m can be recovered. Case 2: 1 ≠ gcd(xi+1 -
Marc Gysin, Jennifer Seberry
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Tunable Balancing of RSA

2005
We propose a key generation method for RSA moduli which allows the cost of the public operations (encryption/verifying) and the private operations (decryption/signing) to be balanced according to the application requirements. Our method is a generalisation of using small public exponents and small Chinese remainder (CRT) private exponents.
Steven D. Galbraith   +2 more
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On the Distribution of the RSA Generator

1999
Let 19, m and e be integers such that gcd(19, m) = 1. Then one can define the sequence (un) by the recurrence relation $${{u}_{n}} \equiv u_{{n - 1}}^{e}\left( {\,\bmod \,m} \right),0{{u}_{n}}m - 1,n = 1,2,..., $$ (1) with theinitial value \({{u}_{0}} = \nu \).
John B. Friedlander   +2 more
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Implementing the RSA cryptosystem

Computers & Security, 1987
Techniques for a software implementation of the RSA cryptosystem are presented. They allow both space and time requirements of the RSA scheme to be minimized. A hash function to be used in connection with the cryptosystem is presented; this function avoids weaknesses of other hash functions published previously.
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