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  1. CW: research review

    H. Böck, "Fermat Factorization in the Wild"¹

    We are applying Fermat’s factorization algorithm to sets of public RSA keys. Fermat’s factorization allows efficiently calculating the prime factors of a composite number if the difference between the two primes is small. Knowledge of the prime factors of an RSA public key allows efficiently calculating the private key. A flawed RSA key generation function that produces close primes can therefore be attacked with Fermat’s factorization.
    We discovered a small number of vulnerable devices that generate such flawed RSA keys in the wild. These affect devices from two printer vendors - Canon and Fuji Xerox. Both use an underlying cryptographic module by Rambus.

    #IACR #ResearchPapers #FermatFactorisation #Canon #FujiXerox #RambusCryptographicModule
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    ¹ eprint.iacr.org/2023/026

  2. CW: research review

    H. Böck, "Fermat Factorization in the Wild"¹

    We are applying Fermat’s factorization algorithm to sets of public RSA keys. Fermat’s factorization allows efficiently calculating the prime factors of a composite number if the difference between the two primes is small. Knowledge of the prime factors of an RSA public key allows efficiently calculating the private key. A flawed RSA key generation function that produces close primes can therefore be attacked with Fermat’s factorization.
    We discovered a small number of vulnerable devices that generate such flawed RSA keys in the wild. These affect devices from two printer vendors - Canon and Fuji Xerox. Both use an underlying cryptographic module by Rambus.

    #IACR #ResearchPapers #FermatFactorisation #Canon #FujiXerox #RambusCryptographicModule
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    ¹ eprint.iacr.org/2023/026

  3. CW: research review

    H. Böck, "Fermat Factorization in the Wild"¹

    We are applying Fermat’s factorization algorithm to sets of public RSA keys. Fermat’s factorization allows efficiently calculating the prime factors of a composite number if the difference between the two primes is small. Knowledge of the prime factors of an RSA public key allows efficiently calculating the private key. A flawed RSA key generation function that produces close primes can therefore be attacked with Fermat’s factorization.
    We discovered a small number of vulnerable devices that generate such flawed RSA keys in the wild. These affect devices from two printer vendors - Canon and Fuji Xerox. Both use an underlying cryptographic module by Rambus.

    #IACR #ResearchPapers #FermatFactorisation #Canon #FujiXerox #RambusCryptographicModule
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    ¹ eprint.iacr.org/2023/026

  4. CW: research review

    H. Böck, "Fermat Factorization in the Wild"¹

    We are applying Fermat’s factorization algorithm to sets of public RSA keys. Fermat’s factorization allows efficiently calculating the prime factors of a composite number if the difference between the two primes is small. Knowledge of the prime factors of an RSA public key allows efficiently calculating the private key. A flawed RSA key generation function that produces close primes can therefore be attacked with Fermat’s factorization.
    We discovered a small number of vulnerable devices that generate such flawed RSA keys in the wild. These affect devices from two printer vendors - Canon and Fuji Xerox. Both use an underlying cryptographic module by Rambus.

    #IACR #ResearchPapers #FermatFactorisation #Canon #FujiXerox #RambusCryptographicModule
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    ¹ eprint.iacr.org/2023/026

  5. CW: research review

    H. Böck, "Fermat Factorization in the Wild"¹

    We are applying Fermat’s factorization algorithm to sets of public RSA keys. Fermat’s factorization allows efficiently calculating the prime factors of a composite number if the difference between the two primes is small. Knowledge of the prime factors of an RSA public key allows efficiently calculating the private key. A flawed RSA key generation function that produces close primes can therefore be attacked with Fermat’s factorization.
    We discovered a small number of vulnerable devices that generate such flawed RSA keys in the wild. These affect devices from two printer vendors - Canon and Fuji Xerox. Both use an underlying cryptographic module by Rambus.

    #IACR #ResearchPapers #FermatFactorisation #Canon #FujiXerox #RambusCryptographicModule
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    ¹ eprint.iacr.org/2023/026