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Abstract
In a classical diffie-Helman exchange key, two parties A and B, exchange an
element of the cyclic groupe of a large finite field, from which each party
derive a common key. The question of reducing the size of the data to be
exchanged and keeping the same degree of security is very important. Using
the Weil descent theory (Weil restriction), torus-based cryptography answers
this question. |
