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Post-quantum No-key Protocol
Authors: N. A. Moldovyan, A. A. Moldovyan, Şcerbacov Victor
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Abstract
There is proposed three-pass no-key protocol that is secure to hypothetic attacks based on computations with using quantum computers. The main operations are multiplication and exponentiation in finite ground field $GF(p).$ Sender and receiver of secret message also use representation of some value $c\in GF(p)$ as product of two other values $R_1\in GF(p)$ and $R_2\in GF(p)$ one of which is selected at random. Then the values $R_1$ and $R_2$ are encrypted using different local keys.N. A. Moldovyan
St. Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation
of Russian Academy of Sciences
14 Liniya, 39, St.Petersburg, 199178
Russia
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A. A. Moldovyan
ITMO University
Kronverksky pr., 10, St.Petersburg, 197101
Russia
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V. A. Shcherbacov
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science
Academy of Sciences of Moldova
Academiei str. 5, MD−2028 Chisinau
Moldova
E-mail:
St. Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation
of Russian Academy of Sciences
14 Liniya, 39, St.Petersburg, 199178
Russia
E-mail:
A. A. Moldovyan
ITMO University
Kronverksky pr., 10, St.Petersburg, 197101
Russia
E-mail:
V. A. Shcherbacov
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science
Academy of Sciences of Moldova
Academiei str. 5, MD−2028 Chisinau
Moldova
E-mail:
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Contents
- Semi-symmetric isotopic closure of some group varieties and the corresponding identities
- Factorizations in the rings of the block matrices
- Inclusion Properties of Certain Subclass of Univalent Meromorphic Functions Defined by a Linear Operator Associated with the $\lambda$-Generalized Hurwitz-Lerch Zeta Function
- Interpolating Bézier spline surfaces with local control
- A Note on the Equivalence of Control Systems on Lie Groups
- Viscous flow through a porous medium filled by liquid with varying viscosity
- Invariant conditions of stability of unperturbed motion governed by some differential systems in the plane
- A Note on 2-Hypersurfaces of the Nearly Kählerian Six-Sphere
- Post-quantum No-key Protocol
- Some estimates for angular derivative at the boundary
