??? 07/08/04 17:18 Read: times |
#73821 - RE: RSA algorithm encryption Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Seems possible.
- Use some hardware random number generator (will speed up things and improve security a lot) Use a fast (33MHZ?) '51 clone - Write (or get from somewhere) some arbitrary precision (or fixed high precision) math library (say, 128-byte integers) - Apply the standard RSA algorithm. - Debug. - Enjoy. If you're in masochist mood, go for ASM. If you feel rich or pressed for speed, go, look for dedicated hardware alternatives. |
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