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Number field sieve for the DLP

Joux et al., 2025

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5084214322017299960
Author
Joux A
Lercier R
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Encyclopedia of Cryptography, Security and Privacy

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Naccache–Stern Higher Residues Cryptosystem Page 1 N Naccache–Stern Higher Residues Cryptosystem David Naccache Département d’informatique, Groupe de cryptographie, École normale supérieure, Paris, France Definition The Naccache–Stern Higher Residues …
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