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Jun 6	answered	In ECDSA, how many field operations are used for signature verification?
May 30	answered	Could quantum computers “break” symmetric crypto-systems (e.g. AES)?
May 30	awarded	Self-Learner
May 23	awarded	Revival
May 22	answered	Security of pairing-based cryptography over binary fields regarding new attacks
May 18	revised	Polynomial multiplication and division in 2^128 fixed grammar
May 17	answered	Polynomial multiplication and division in 2^128
Apr 21	awarded	Nice Answer
Apr 12	revised	What data is saved in RSA private key? fixed acronym
Apr 12	awarded	Revival
Apr 10	answered	What data is saved in RSA private key?
Mar 28	answered	How do I unpack the x and y values from the BITSTRING in a DER ECDSA public key?
Mar 6	comment	How are Elliptic Curve Cryptography and Pairing Based Cryptography related? Yes, but the only alternative I know is PBC using elliptic nets, which are related but different to ECC.
Mar 6	answered	How are Elliptic Curve Cryptography and Pairing Based Cryptography related?
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Feb 22	asked	Security of pairing-based cryptography over binary fields regarding new attacks
Feb 1	comment	Decryption a chunk of file with AES That's completely up to you. In your example, you have 10 chunks; you can decrypt the first five in one thread and the last five in another. The only restriction is that the size of each chunk must be a multiple of the block size of the cipher, e.g. 16 bytes in the case of AES.
Feb 1	comment	Decryption a chunk of file with AES Sorry, I'm not sure what is you question. Read the initial counter value. Determine the number of blocks, divide by the number of (e.g.) cores, and decrypt each chunk of blocks in each core.