Huh?

While I do not doubt that the government has classified technology - I think
you might be pushing it with weapons that are too complex to be understood
by physicists outside the "elite" circle.

I mean what are you trying to say? Because the government has billions of
dollars to waste that this makes its scientists impervious to self imposed
veils?

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You are certifiable.

"D. J. Bernstein" wrote in message
news:slrneorov5.qtk.dan@wessel.mat.dtu.dk...

Thanks for the explanation. I think with a 64-bit multiplier you can do a
multiply mod 2^127-1 just as fast as mod 2^107-1, but mod 2^127-1 allows you
to pack more message bytes into each polynomial coefficient.

Le Chaud Lapin wrote:

I would like to make a retraction of the statement in the line above.

I realized last night just before going to bed that my algorithm is not
as useless as I thought. My gut feeling is that it can be made to run
much faster than it is in the implementation I gave.

Just how fast remains a matter of exploration. I will explore.

-Le Chaud Lapin-

further to comment:

it is known that knowledge of \phi(n) is equivalent to the knowledge of
the factors of n.
So your method is the naive method of breaking the system by factoring.
I am trying to see if there is a faster method.

Hello,
The BBC news articles below address privacy concerns
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I think you will find the links useful.

Thanks,
Mashi

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Hi all,
I have a huge problem finding " a mod m " using C program, when m is
128 bit number and a is 512 bit number. Can anybody suggest me a
solution.
Thanks, in advance.

Carlos Moreno wrote:

Mike Amling wrote:

Didn't realize how much time has passed:

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