What? Is the IV public? It usually is and making the seed you use for
your RNG public is a _horrible_ idea! You shouldn't use the same IV/Key
twice in any case, especially for streamciphers since an attacker could
recover the keystream for every bit of known plaintext! So just generate
a new truly random KEY/IV pair.

Vikas patial wrote:
> hmm no replies ...
>
> For now im using Sosemanuk as a rng for my RSA key pair generation. I
> pass the seed to the iv and the key of the stream cipher.
>
> Is that secure enough ?
>
> On Aug 3, 1:24 pm, Vikas patial <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> LC_RNG gives the results i want , but it is not recommended for crypto
>> graphic purposes.
>>
>> Any way i can pass a long string/seed to have a deterministic output
>> from a RNG.
>>
>> On Aug 2, 12:59 pm, Vikas patial <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> No i dont want fixed pairs always. The seed is generated using a
>>> password which user supplies. So that user can regenerated the pair
>>> when required.
>>>       
>>> My old code was working fine for RSA/DH , but somehow new version when
>>> compiled its not working for keysize > 127 Bits.
>>>       
>>> Also i am of the opinion my old method was not good enough , so am
>>> seeking help.
>>>       
>>> On Aug 2, 10:26 am, "Elias Önal" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>       
>>>> If you always want the same keypair, why generate it in the first place?
>>>> Just hardcode it!
>>>> Besides - This code works for me, it is EC and not RSA/DH, but it has
>>>> the around the same safety using 256bit keys.
>>>>         
>>>> http://pastebin.com/RJF3NAYe
>>>>         
>>>> Though I guess changing the parameters to the DH/RSA ones schould work
>>>> as well, in general crypto++ is pretty straight forward.
>>>>         
>>>> Vikas patial wrote:
>>>>         
>>>>> I need to generate a public private keypair of atleast 2048 bit for
>>>>> some operations in my software.
>>>>>           
>>>>> I was doing this earlier using Fixedrng but it does not seem to work
>>>>> now ( somehow it hangs ), Also using seeded RandPool does not work
>>>>> maybe im doing something wrong.
>>>>>           
>>>>> So if anyone can help me generate a fixed keypair based on a seed it
>>>>> would be great . Basically same keypair is generated everytime for the
>>>>> same seed.
>>>>>           
>>>>> I am using the code formhttp://www.cryptopp.com/wiki/RSAandsaving
>>>>> it to files.
>>>>>           
>>>>> The first person who sorts this out for me i would offer 30 USD
>>>>> ( Paypal ) .
>>>>>           
>>     
>
>   

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