Hi
I'm passing some data through a web client [applet-like] and am planning
on using some crypto to help ensure the data's integrity when the applet
sends it back to me after it has been processed.
The applet has the ability to encode data with several well known
symmetric ciphers.
The problem
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On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Damien O'Rourke wrote:
I was just wondering if anyone knew where to get a good explanation of
Montgomery multiplication for the non-mathematician? I have a fair bit
of maths but not what is needed to understand his paper.
Bear replied:
Montgomery Multiplication is
I'm passing some data through a web client [applet-like] and am planning
on using some crypto to help ensure the data's integrity when the applet
sends it back to me after it has been processed.
Help us to understand your threat model. Do you trust the user and
his/her machine, but are
Without more knowledge of the parameters of the system
(especially the threat model), it's hard to say -- however,
this sounds like a case for the Diffie-Hellman key agreement
protocol. Have the client and server each pick a random
number, and then use those numbers to generate a key
John Saylor wrote:
Hi
I'm passing some data through a web client [applet-like] and am planning
on using some crypto to help ensure the data's integrity when the applet
sends it back to me after it has been processed.
The applet has the ability to encode data with several well known
