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by goalieca
1942 days ago
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Elliptic curves are also quite simple. Computing a public key boils down to point addition with a modulus. The private key is a byte string and the quality of it only depends on the random generator. It’s trivially fast to generate 32 bytes of decent quality random numbers these days. There are many insecure rsa generation methods with weak criteria. Too many are fossilized in libraries and crypto cores. Rsa also has half a dozen padding schemes and most are now considered weak or vulnerable. EC is generally considered much stronger for a much smaller key size. |
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