shift registers??

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From: keith.willis
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 18:32

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SR>   As an illustration the fastest modular-exponentiator chips (which are quite
SR>   expensive at about $1000 a throw) can achieve about 64kbps, rising to 128kbps
SR>   soon. (modular-exponentiation is the fundamental step in RSA,

        You mean that one could implement RSA in hardware for a
        reasonably low price?  And would such a device still infringe
        the patents (in the US), or do they only cover software
        implementations?


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From: keith.willis@almac.co.uk
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Subject: shift registers??
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