On 7/9/15, Marcel <tiep...@dev-nu11.de> wrote: > well thanks for reply :)
stumble toward the light, we can... > The key exchange does not rely on using two different points. Poorly worded; and a path needed two points not clear enough. > I will try to explain i little more general: > I generate my l-torsion subgroup by two points: > <P, Q> = E[l] >... define kernel = [m] * P + [n] * Q ok. > So i wondered why i need two points. [instead of] > <P> = E[l] or even, > kernel = [m] * P i am looking for a visual representation of this key agreement sequence; it's a weird beast like constructed modes of operation. there are good elliptic curve demonstrations, but none covering supersinguler EC DH thanks for patience, may others be more helpful! best regards, _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
