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Title : Universal MODP Groups for Public Key Cryptography
Author(s) : R. Takahashi
Filename : draft-takahashi-modpgroups-universal-00.txt
Pages : 5
Date : 2003-10-21
This Internet Draft offers seven MODP ?Diffie-Hellman? groups which
can be used in conjunction with other IETF standards to provide
security for Internet communications. The groups are designed to
allow implementers to use the same groups with different security
protocols such as SMIME, SSH, TLS and IKE. The prime numbers which
form part of the definition of these groups are designed to allow
for fast, small signatures and be of the correct form for compliance
with standards bodies such as ANSI, NIST and the IEEE. This draft
includes groups with bit sizes of 1024, 2048, 3072, 4096, 6144, and
8192. These may be used in addition to the groups already specified
or in place of them. Since these groups are acceptable for all
cryptographic applications involving the difficulty of discrete
logarithms over GF(p) they are referred to as
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