RSA Laboratories - Emerging standards for public-key cryptography. Lectures on Data Security: Modern Cryptology in Theory and Practice, 1999.

Dr. Ari Juels Dr. Alina Oprea Kevin Bowers Dr. Nikos Triandopoulos Dr. Ting-Fang Yen Guoying Luo Prof. Ronald L. Rivest John Brainard Todd S. Leetham RSA Labs is Hiring	Burton S. Kaliski Jr. Citation:Emerging standards for public-key cryptography. In I. Damgård, editor, Lectures on Data Security: Modern Cryptology in Theory and Practice, vol. 1561 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, 1999, pages 87-104. Presented at BRICS Summer School in Cryptology and Data Security, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark, July 20-24, 1998. Also presented at Graduate School of USTC, Beijing, China, October 23, 1998 (invited). Abstract: The transition from theory to industry standards presents many challenges, particularly in terms of what features are important and how they are to be specified. Public-key cryptography, now in its third decade, is in the midst of such a transition. With an introduction to the P1363 project Standard Specifications for Public Key Cryptography, this survey highlights some of the transitional challenges, and also describes several areas for further research motivated by the standards efforts. Click here for paper Click here for slides Top of Page	Selected Publications and Presentations On the security of RSA encryption in TLS. CRYPTO 2002. On hash function firewalls in signature schemes. CT-RSA 2002. An unknown key-share attack on the MQV key agreement protocol. ACM TISSEC, 2001. Server-assisted generation of a strong secret from a password. WET ICE 2000. Efficient finite field basis conversion involving dual bases. CHES'99. Emerging standards for public-key cryptography. Lectures on Data Security: Modern Cryptology in Theory and Practice, 1999. Storage-efficient finite field basis conversion. SAC'98. Proofs for Two-Server Password Authentication. CT-RSA 2005
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