Method for multi-way encryption and signing and zero knowledge certification
A zero-knowledge proof and multi-party technology, applied in the field of information security, can solve the problem that the asymmetric encryption system cannot guarantee multi-party encryption concisely
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[0044] An implementation process is given here, but it does not mean that the solution of this application can only be implemented in this way. The ".eq." here means equality discrimination. The implementation process is as follows:
[0045] The process of generating a private key is as follows figure 1 Shown: Step 101, producing a large prime number a so that it satisfies p=2a+1 is also a prime number; Step 102, producing a large prime number b so that it satisfies q=2b+1 is also a prime number; Step 103, calculating n=pq and the Euler function t=4ab; 104 steps, randomly generate k-1 different random odd numbers x large enough i , so that x i meet x i %a > 0 and x i %b > 0; 105 steps, find a sufficiently large odd number x k , such that x k meet x k %a > 0 and x k %b>0 and (∏x i )%t=1(0i )(0
[0046] In the above steps, the three steps 101, 102, and 105 can all adopt the method similar to the RSA system, which will not be repeated here, and other methods can ...
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