Presentation 2003/3/19
A Random Number Generation Useful for Cryptosystems
Kyoki IMAMURA,
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Abstract(in English) Cryptosystems use many random numbers ; In block ciphers, each communication pair must generate and keep secret key (random number) and in ElGamal-type public ley cryptography (or signature) system sender of message (or signature) must generate and keep secret random numbers of about 300 decimal digits for individual messages (or signatures). This is not an easy work in general. This paper presents a simple method for generating many large (e.g., 30_300 decimal digits) random numbers by computing chaotic wequences {x_n}(n≧0) taking values 0≦x_n≦1 such as logistic chaos and tent chaos, using floating-point functions of GNU GMP with enough significant digits and reading specified digits of x_n as a positive integer random number for discrete ns. If the initial value x_0 is kept secret, this method can be made secure due to the chaos property of sensitive dependence on the initial value. Some effective applications are also discussed briefly.
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Keyword(in English) random numbers for cryptosystems / chaotic sequences / chaos property of sensitive dependence on the initial value / GNU GMP floating-point operations
Paper # IT2002-57,ISEC2002-115,SST2002-163,ITS2002-140
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Conference Date 2003/3/19(1days)
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Title (in English) A Random Number Generation Useful for Cryptosystems
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Keyword(1) random numbers for cryptosystems
Keyword(2) chaotic sequences
Keyword(3) chaos property of sensitive dependence on the initial value
Keyword(4) GNU GMP floating-point operations
1st Author's Name Kyoki IMAMURA
1st Author's Affiliation Faculty of Computer Science & Systems Engineering, Kyushu Institute of Technology()
Date 2003/3/19
Paper # IT2002-57,ISEC2002-115,SST2002-163,ITS2002-140
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 743
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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