Re: the bit-length relationship of RSA's key pair
- From: "bobic" <fbloveu@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Mar 2007 19:49:14 -0700
On 3月13日, 下午9时58分, "bobic" <fblo...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, everyone!
I want to know what's the bit-length relationship of RSA's key pair.
For example, n is 1024-bit, e (public key) is x-bit, then what is the
bit-length of d (private key)?
Thanks in advance!
Bobic
Thank you all! In fact, I want to compare the timing of RSA with that
of ElGamal. If n and p are both 1024-bit, I was told that the
exponent's bit-length determines the timing.
As we know, for ElGamal, the exponent's bit-length is 160-bit, while
for RSA I have no idea about know. I just know that e usually equals
to 65537, and d must larger than n^{0.3}.
Thanks!
.
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