A third is all you need: extended partial key exposure attack on CRT-RSA with additive exponent blinding
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Cited in
(6)- Attacking Exponent Blinding in RSA without CRT
- Exploring decryption failures of BIKE: new class of weak keys and key recovery attacks
- Partial key exposure attacks on Prime Power RSA with non-consecutive blocks
- A more complete cryptanalysis of the RSA-polynomial problem
- Small public exponent brings more: improved partial key exposure attacks against RSA
- On the dangers of RSA exponent transforms
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