| McEliece, R., A public-key cryptosystem based on algebraic coding theory, DSN Progress Report 42--44, 1978, 114-116. |
....and decryption, and knowledge of one does not necessarily help determine the other. In particular, knowledge of the encryption key should reveal nothing about the decryption key. There are effectively only two asymmetric encryption systems with these properties, the RSA [RSA78] and McEliece [McE78] systems, though many more have been proposed and been shown to be unsecure. Since the McEliece system uses keys with size on the order 100 KBytes, only RSA is considered to be practical and is assumed throughout the remainder of this subsection. Because knowledge of the encryption key does not ....
R. McEliece. A Public-Key Cryptosystem Based on Algebraic Coding Theory. In DSN Progress Report 42--44, pages 114--116. Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA, 1978.
....errorcorrecting codes, Ajtai Dwork lattice cryptosystem, McEliece. 1 Introduction In an attempt to design cryptosystems based upon (believed) intractible problems di erent from factoring and discrete logarithms, several public key cryptosystems have been presented, including the two systems in [M78,AD97]. The rst system is based upon the intractibility of decoding an arbitrary errorcorrecting code, and the second upon nding the shortest vector in a lattice. The authors of the former rely upon the fact that the respective problem is known to be NP complete. However, it is not known whether the ....
....both of these systems. Finally, in section 4 we discuss the properties of these public key cryptosystems which allowed our attacks to work in order to try and give some design criterion for new public key cryptosystems so that they will not be vulnerable to the same sort of attack. 2 McEliece In [M78], McEliece outlined a public key cryptosystem based upon error correcting codes. A user chooses a n k generator matrix G (for a (n; k) error correcting code which can correct up to t errors) a k k non singular matrix S, a n n permutation matrix P , and publishes the matrix G = SGP as his ....
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....at the discovery of alternatives to the standard techniques based on arithmetical properties of large numbers. In order to achieve such a program, error correcting codes seemed quite attractive. As soon as 1978, a public key cryptosystem based on the use of Goppa codes was proposed by Mc Eliece in [3]. This cryptosystem is still standing. Concerning the problem of identification, a scheme was proposed by the author in [4] This time, random codes with no specific structure were used. It is of course possible to turn our authentication scheme into a signature scheme by the standard technique ....
R. J. McEliece, Public key cryptosystem based on algebraic coding theory, JPLDSN Progress Report 42-44, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA, January and February 1978, 114-116.
.... [15] and the elliptic hyperelliptic curve versions of the Diffie Hellman and ElGamal [28, 21, 8] Several other techniques have been proposed such as the GoldwasserMicali scheme [18] based on quadratic residuosity, the Ajtai Dwark scheme [3] based on the lattice problem, the McEliece scheme [26] based on the error correcting code, knapsack type cryptosystems including the Merkle Hellman, Chor Rivest and Naccache Stern schemes [27, 9, 29] and multivariate polynomial type cryptosystems including the Matsumoto Imai and PatarinGoubin schemes [25, 33, 34] However they are not so efficient ....
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