alt Hacker NewsSure, but I think you'll agree that calling this modified version RSA is a bit of a stretch :)
Every definition of RSA I've ever seen requires d and e to be coprime with λ(n)
Sure, but I think you'll agree that calling this modified version RSA is a bit of a stretch :)
Every definition of RSA I've ever seen requires d and e to be coprime with λ(n)
Do implementations have a way to check that? Not without access to the private key, right?
This feels a bit like an EC25519 definition suggesting that "private keys must be significantly larger than 4" and therefore you call what eMudhra generated "modified EC25519"