| L. M. Adleman and K. S. McCurley; "Open problems in number theoretic complexity, II" proceedings of ANTS-I, LNCS 877, (1994), pp.291-322. |
....Key: n; g) Private Key: r The private key r is the order of the public element g. Finding the private key from the public key alone is then the problem of finding the order of a specific element modulo n. In general this problem is random polynomial time equivalent to the factorisation problem [1]. It is not difficult to see that an oracle that returns the order of elements modulo n can be used to find OE(n) which is sufficient to factorise n. Clearly factorisation of the modulus leads to knowledge of p Gamma 1, which can then be factorised (if n has been) to find r. Thus finding the ....
L. M. Adleman and K. S. McCurley, "Open Problems in Number Theoretic Complexity, II", Algorithmic Number Theory, Lecture Notes in Computer Science Vol.877, Springer-Verlag, 1994.
....work is the validity of the Phi strength assumption on the stream cipher S. Ongoing research in this area involves showing that CSPRB generators are indeed Phi strong. There are many open problems in this area. Adleman and McCurley give a list of open problems in number theoretic complexity in [AdMc] including a number of reduction problems. Another major open problem is the question of whether cryptographic protocols or systems can be constructed such that breaking them is an NP hard problem. However, more important than open problems to do with reductions are the applications of reductions. ....
L. Adleman, K. McCurley, "Open Problems in Number Theoretic Complexity, II," in Proceedings of ANTS-I.
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L. M. Adleman and K. S. McCurley; "Open problems in number theoretic complexity, II" proceedings of ANTS-I, LNCS 877, (1994), pp.291-322.
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L. M. Adleman and K. S. McCurley; "Open problems in number theoretic complexity, II" proceedings of ANTS-I, LNCS 877, (1994), pp.291-322.
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L. M. Adleman and K. S. McCurley, "Open problems in number theoretic complexity, II" proceedings of ANTS-I, LNCS 877, (1994), pp.291-322.
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