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12:54 < real_or_random> andytoshi: were you aware of https://cyberleninka.org/article/n/627978.pdf when you looked at mod inverse algorithms?
12:57 < sipa> In elliptic curve cryptosystems the data to be encrypted is
12:57 < sipa> represented by a point P on a chosen curve. Encryption by
12:57 < sipa> the key k is performed by computing Q = P + P + · · · + P =
12:57 < sipa> k · P.
12:57 < sipa> wut.
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13:02 < real_or_random> yeah the paper looks weird (okay I haven't seen this sentence)
13:02 < real_or_random> I found it interesting that he has implemented all of the described approaches in C
13:03 < real_or_random> but it's probably too old too be interesting, and the implementation uses gmp
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15:03 < andytoshi> real_or_random: no i don't think i've ever seen that paper
17:13 < elichai2> real_or_random: yeah most of the papers on mod inverse algorithms(basically those by Zimmermann hehe) that have implementions are implemented using gmp's internals
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