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....exponentiation) must be performed using a large key, making it computationally expensive. Security protocols can now take advantage of alternative public key cryptosystems that provide high levels of security while demanding less computing and memory resources. Elliptic Curve Cryptosystems (ECC) [40] are based on the observation that there are no fast algorithms for computing discrete logarithms of points on elliptic curves. For a given level of security, the key sizes required in ECC, as well as the computed signatures, are smaller than RSA, making encryption more efficient. This feature ....
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....on extensive algorithmic exploration and tuning of the underlying cryptographic algorithms as the mechanism to achieve these objectives. The proposed techniques are complementary to, and can be applied in conjunction with, improvements in security mechanisms, protocols, and hardware architectures [7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]. For most secure wireless transactions, the processing at the client is dominated by the public key algorithm [7, 17] Hence, we focus on the encryption decryption operation used in most popular public key algorithms [3, 18] namely modular exponentiation . We present an extensive suite of ....
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.... The use of session caching to alleviate SSL related processing overheads is explored in [6] 16] The fact that public key algorithms often dominate security processing requirements has driven the recent development of alternative public key algorithms that offer reduced computational complexity [17], 18] Various companies offer commercial security processor ICs to improve the performance of transaction servers and network routers [19] 20] 21] 22] 23] 24] Architectural enhancements to high end microprocessor systems to improve their performance in security processing have been ....
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