Authenticating or signature method with reduced computations

Cryptography – Particular algorithmic function encoding – Public key

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C380S282000, C713S171000

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ABSTRACT:
Authentication and signature process with reduced number of calculations.The process involves a first entity called the “prover”, which possesses a public keyvand a secret key s, these keys verify the relation v=s−t(mod n), wherenis an integer called modulus andtis a parameter, and a second entity called a “verifier”, which knows the public keyv. This process implies exchange of information following a “zero-knowledge protocol” between the verifier and the prover and cryptographic calculations on this information, some calculations being carried out “modulon”. The process of the invention is characterised by the fact that the modulusnis specific to the prover that communicates this modulus to the verifier.

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