Cayley–Purser algorithm: Difference between revisions

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This flaw does not preclude the algorithm's use as a mixed private-key/public-key algorithm, if the sender transmits <math>\epsilon</math> secretly, but this approach presents no advantage over the common approach of transmitting a [[symmetric encryption]] key using a public-key encryption scheme and then switching to symmetric encryption, which is faster than Cayley-Purser.

==See also==

[[Non-commutative cryptography]]

== References ==