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High-speed algorithms & architectures for number-theoretic cryptosystems

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  • Computer and network security systems rely on the privacy and authenticity of information, which requires implementation of cryptographic functions. Software implementations of these functions are often desired because of their flexibility and cost effectiveness. In this study, we concentrate on developing high-speed and area-efficient modular multiplication and exponentiation algorithms for number-theoretic cryptosystems. The RSA algorithm, the Diffie-Hellman key exchange scheme and Digital Signature Standard require the computation of modular exponentiation, which is broken into a series of modular multiplications. One of the most interesting advances in modular exponentiation has been the introduction of Montgomery multiplication. We are interested in two aspects of modular multiplication algorithms: development of fast and convenient methods on a given hardware platform, and hardware requirements to achieve high-performance algorithms. Arithmetic operations in the Galois field GF(2[superscript]k) have several applications in coding theory, computer algebra, and cryptography. We are especially interested in cryptographic applications where k is large, such as elliptic curve cryptosystems.
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