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2020-06-26
Aung, Tun Myat, Hla, Ni Ni.  2019.  A complex number approach to elliptic curve cryptosystems over finite fields: implementations and experiments. 2019 International Conference on Computer Communication and Informatics (ICCCI). :1—8.

Network security is a general idea to ensure information transmission over PC and portable systems. Elliptic curve cryptosystems are nowadays widely used in public communication channels for network security. Their security relies upon the complexity of clarifying the elliptic curve discrete alogarithm issue. But, there are several general attacks in them. Elliptic bend number juggling is actualized over complex fields to enhance the security of elliptic curve cryptosystems. This paper starts with the qualities of elliptic curve cryptosystems and their security administrations. At that point we talk about limited field number-crunching and its properties, prime field number-crunching, twofold field math and complex number-crunching, and elliptic bend number-crunching over prime field and parallel field. This paper proposes how to execute the unpredictable number of math under prime field and double field utilizing java BigInteger class. also, we actualize elliptic bend math and elliptic bend cryptosystems utilizing complex numbers over prime field and double field and talk about our trials that got from the usage.

2019-02-08
Gorbenko, I., Kachko, O., Yesina, M., Akolzina, O..  2018.  Post-Quantum Algorithm of Asymmetric Encryption and Its Basic Properties. 2018 IEEE 9th International Conference on Dependable Systems, Services and Technologies (DESSERT). :265-270.

In this work NTRU-like cryptosystem NTRU Prime IIT Ukraine, which is created on the basis of existing cryptographic transformations end-to-end encryption type, is considered. The description of this cryptosystem is given and its analysis is carried out. Also, features of its implementation, comparison of the main characteristics and indicators, as well as the definition of differences from existing NTRU-like cryptographic algorithms are presented. Conclusions are made and recommendations are given.