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For example, |
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- feasible |
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- feasible |
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- With key_boosting_real(32, 5, 160):: |
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(q=2^160.0, b=160, s=110.0 KB, |
- With key_boosting_real(32, 5, 160):: |
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t0=6.31e+03 [~31.555ms], |
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ts=2.02e+05 [~1009.76ms], |
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tv=5.57e+03 [~27.84ms]) |
t0=6.31e+03 [~31.555ms], |
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The private keys in these schemes is only 160 bits long; |
The private keys in these schemes is only 160 bits long; |
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the random oracle is used to generate all the other private keys. |
the random oracle is used to generate all the other private keys. |