Re: Montgomery constants

2004-03-10 Thread Charles B Cranston
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote: The [sic] look like the standard CRT components. So: a = iqmp c = dmp1 f = dmq1 And, in fact, if you look at the PNG's in the posting, "iqmp"Inverse of Q mod P a = Q^-1 mod P "dmp1"D mod prime 1 c = Ks mod (P-1) "dmp2"D mod prime 2

Re: Montgomery constants

2004-03-10 Thread Dr. Stephen Henson
what > is the "mod" > operator. I do know the remainer of interger dividion (%) from C > language, but is this the same. > I thought the references to Montgomery constants in the RSA structure > would be helpfull, bul I don't know > how to use the either. > So

Re: Montgomery constants

2004-03-10 Thread mateus
uage, but is this the same. I thought the references to Montgomery constants in the RSA structure would be helpfull, bul I don't know how to use the either. So, I'd just like to know how to find a way to put my RSA key in the format above in order to record it in my smart card. Thanks, Mateus.

Re: Montgomery constants

2004-03-10 Thread Dr. Stephen Henson
references. > I've found somewhere that this would be some of montgomery constants, > but in fact the only > thing I need is to insert a Openssl RSA key into one of this cards. > > If somebody know how to do so, I'd be glad to get this information. > You shouldn

Re: Montgomery constants

2004-03-10 Thread mateus
I'd have to ask you to pardon my ignorance too. In fact I do not know montogomery constants. I'm using cryptoflex smart cards and I'm having problems to find out what are a,c and f that it's Programmer's Guide references. I've found somewhere that this would be some

Re: Montgomery constants

2004-03-10 Thread Charles B Cranston
l help you get better oriented: http://www.mips.com/content/PressRoom/TechLibrary/WhitePapers/rsa mateus wrote: I'd like to know how to use montgomery references at RSA structure to obtain montgomery constants a,c and f. -- Charles B (Ben) Cranston mailto: [EMAIL PROT

Montgomery constants

2004-03-10 Thread mateus
Hi, I'd like to know how to use montgomery references at RSA structure to obtain montgomery constants a,c and f. Thanks in advance. Mateus. __ OpenSSL Project

Re: How can i get Montgomery constants from a RSA key ?

2004-02-06 Thread murari
-1))-> Is is 'dmq1' ? > - Montgomery constant 'J0' -> Where is it ? > - Montgomery constant 'H' -> Where is it ? > > I have no problem to find the first paramet

How can i get Montgomery constants from a RSA key ?

2004-02-06 Thread svinsot
> Is is 'dmq1' ? - Montgomery constant 'J0'  -> Where is it ? - Montgomery constant 'H'   -> Where is it ?   I have no problem to find the first parameters in the RSA structure. But where or how can i find the other parameters, and especially the Montgomery constants ?   Thanks for any help   Stephane Vinsot