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Evgeny Alekseev <eamsucmc@gmail.com> Thu, 12 February 2015 07:41 UTC
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>> Q1: Should CFRG recommend a curve at the 192-bit security level? Possibly >> Q2: Should CFRG recommend a curve at the 256-bit security level? Yes I don't really think that specification of a new 512-bit curve will take too many time. Method and requirements can be similar to ones used for 256-bit (maybe cofactors’ pair will be (16,16) and (16,8) or something like these). At the same time 521-bit curve seems kind of strange for me because speed advantage is not too crucial but implementation of such arithmetic may be much harder on some architectures – and it can really delay incorporation of such curves in some hardware solutions. Kind regards, Evgeny Alekseev, PhD Moscow State University, Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics
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