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The main url seems to be down, hence I have posted the equivalent google cache. I am not much into electronics though I just undertstand the basic idea from the definition.
Data.
_________________ "It looked absolutely impossible.But it so happens that you go on worrying away at a problem in science and it seems to get tired,and lies down and lets you catch it."-William Lawrecne Bragg.
Interesting post Datah, but after another read of article, i think that i understood why it's hard to detect the bias. I will try to explain it with RSA-HSD (HSD = Hidden Small Decryption exponent) algorithm (others are only variants):
RSA-HSD generates an RSA key with t bits and a backdoor number b:
1. generate two primes p and q with t/2 bits
2. generate an odd number o with less than t/4 bits, prime with phi(n) = (p-1)(q-1)
3. compute (psi = o^-1 mod phi(n)) and (e = b xor psi)
4. while gcd(e, phi(n)) is not equal to 1 do again 2. and 3.
5. compute (d = e^-1 mod phi(n))
6. return (p*q, e, d)
Exploiting generated keys:
1. compute (psi = e xor b)
2. compute o using Wiener's attack
3. factorize n using psi and o
4. compute d using e and factorization of n
The only change between a trusted RSA key generator and RSA-HSD is etaps 3 and 4 which cost is very low behind the cost of generation of p, q and p*q, so we can't find RSA-HSD using time generation.
The randomness of o and properties of xor make impossible to deduce from e that e = psi xor b if we don't know b. I think it is the reason why we can't distingued a trusted RSA key from a RSA-HSD key.
Now I know too. Thank you!
_________________ "It looked absolutely impossible.But it so happens that you go on worrying away at a problem in science and it seems to get tired,and lies down and lets you catch it."-William Lawrecne Bragg.
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