Presentation 2006-07-20
Fast Generation of Safe Primes using Deterministic Primality Tests based on Maurer Method
Hidehiro Kumakyu, Akito Niwa,
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Abstract(in English) A prime number of the form 2p+1, where p is also a prime is often used in cryptography. The prime of this form is called "Safe Prime". Safe prime is used by a lot of cryptographic protocols including Diffie-Hellman key exchange. To generate the Safe Prime, some methods based on the Miller-Rabin method are known, however these methods can generate prime numbers probabilistically. We analyzed several determinate methods based on the MaurerMethod, and the result was verified experimentally. We deduced the most effective method, whose efficieancy was almost same as the probabilistic methods.
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Keyword(in English) Safe Prime / Sophie Germain Prime / Maurer Method / Euler-Lagrange theorem / Miller-Rabin method / Prime Generation
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Conference Date 2006/7/13(1days)
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Title (in English) Fast Generation of Safe Primes using Deterministic Primality Tests based on Maurer Method
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Keyword(1) Safe Prime
Keyword(2) Sophie Germain Prime
Keyword(3) Maurer Method
Keyword(4) Euler-Lagrange theorem
Keyword(5) Miller-Rabin method
Keyword(6) Prime Generation
1st Author's Name Hidehiro Kumakyu
1st Author's Affiliation Advanced IT Laboratory, Toshiba Solutions Corporation()
2nd Author's Name Akito Niwa
2nd Author's Affiliation Advanced IT Laboratory, Toshiba Solutions Corporation
Date 2006-07-20
Paper # ISEC2006-23,SITE2006-20
Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 175
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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