CALCULATION OF GF (P) ELLIPTIC CURVES IN FPGA
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https://doi.org/10.47839/ijc.10.2.739Keywords:
Elliptic curve, rho-Pollard, Rademacher-Krestenson’s bases, FPGA, GF(p), ECDLP.Abstract
The paper describes a hardware system carrying out point summation on elliptic curves. The implementation of basic function, which is modulo multiplication of huge integrals, is based on Krestenson’s basis. Such a summing unit has been used for hardware implementation of Pollard rho-algorithm. The paper also presents the performance of the mentioned unit.References
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