Public and private key cryptographic method

Cryptography – Particular algorithmic function encoding – Public key

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C380S028000

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ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns a cryptographic method for generating public keys and private keys. Two distinct first numbers p and q, of neighboring value are selected, and the number n equal to the product of p·q is calculated. The lowest common multiple of the numbers (p−1) and (q−1)λ(n)=PPCM(p−1, q−1) is then calculated. A number g, 0<g≦n2, is then determined which verifies the two following conditions: a) g is invertible modulo n2; and b) ord(g,n2)=0 mod n. The public key is formed by the parameters n and g and its private key is formed by the parameters p, q and λ(n)or by the parameters p and q. An encryption method for a number m representing a message, 0≦m<n, involves calculating the cryptogram c=gmmod n2.

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