An Evaluation of the Sieving Device YASD for 1024-bit Integers* SHARCS 2006, Cologne, Germany April 4, 2006 Naoyuki Hirota (UEC), ○Tetsuya Izu (FUJITSU), Noboru Kunihiro (UEC), Kazuo Ohta (UEC)

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Date: 2006-04-19 03:56:50 Cryptography Integer factorization algorithms Weizmann Institute of Science Computational hardness assumptions TWINKLE TWIRL General number field sieve Integer factorization Factor base RSA World records		An Evaluation of the Sieving Device YASD for 1024-bit Integers* SHARCS 2006, Cologne, Germany April 4, 2006 Naoyuki Hirota (UEC), ○Tetsuya Izu (FUJITSU), Noboru Kunihiro (UEC), Kazuo Ohta (UEC) Add to Reading List Source URL: www.hyperelliptic.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 570,20 KB Share Document on Facebook

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