Public key cryptosystem using finite non abelian groups

Cryptography – Particular algorithmic function encoding

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C380S029000, C380S030000, C380S044000, C380S045000, C380S282000, C380S285000, C380S286000, C380S263000, C708S492000

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a method of encryption and decryption comprises the steps of: selecting a generator and a first element of a first non abelian group, respectively, computing a first inner automorphism which is used as a first public key, and generating a second public key by using a secret key being a first integer and the first public key; expressing a plain text by a product of generator of a second non abelian group, computing a second inner automorphism by using an arbitrary second integer and the first public key, computing a third inner automorphism by using the second integer and the second public key, and generating a ciphertext by using the third inner automorphism; and generating a fourth inner automorphism by using the secret key and the second inner automorphism, and decrypting the ciphertext by using the fourth inner automorphism.

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