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Generating Elliptic Curves of Prime Order and timing statistics in the mildly restricted setting of prime curve order. These may be seen to corroborate earlier work of Koblitz in the class number one setting. Our heuristics are based upon a recent conjecture by R. Gross and J. Smith on numbers of twin primes in algebraic number fields..Our

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A New Low Complexity Parallel Multiplier for a Class of Finite Fields field elements represented through both Canonical Basis and Type I Optimal Normal Basis (ONB), provided that the irreducible polynomial generating the field is an All One Polynomial (AOP). The main advantage of the scheme is the resulting space complexity, significantly lower than the one provided

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A Bit-Serial Unified Multiplier Architecture for Finite Fields GF, and GF(2,)finite field. This paper presents a hardware architecture for a unified multiplier which operates in two types of finite fields: GF(.) and GF(2.). In both cases, the multiplication of field elements is performed by accumulation of partial-products to an intermediate result according to an MSB-first

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Attacks on Cryptoprocessor Transaction Setshosen differences between two cryptographic keys. Data protected with one key can then be abused by manipulation using the other key. Meet in the middle attacks work by generating a large number of unknown keys of the same type, thus reducing the key space that must be searched to discover the value

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Sheena Bidin,Azlizam Aziz,Zamru Ajuharions with intermittent connectivity will have to maintain much of their security state locally rather than globally. This will create new markets for processors with appropriate levels of tamper-resistance. But what will this mean? I will discuss protection requirements at four levels.. are likely to