Ah, now I think I figured it out: x/s means x operations per second.
(Initially, I thought x was the time it took to perform an operation,
and /s was some time measured in one or other fraction of a second.)
Thanks!
Igor
P.S.:Just to state my preferences: I am actually very much for the
public-key cryptography as the means of solving IdM problems. We have on
the record the whole nation (Estonia) having moved to PKI, where people
sign their votes with their private keys. That convinces me that it sort
of scales, although I know that there are opinions.
Torsten Lodderstedt wrote:
RSA/1024: 70/s (sign), 1250/s (verify)
And so my question here is: What was the reason for choosing a
private key short here?
I don't understand your point. I measured the number of sign/verify
operations per second and the results show verification (the public
key operation) is significantly faster then signing.
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