Helpfully functions in mathematica for cryptographic
- Square and multiply algorithm:
PowerMod - Inverse function
PowerMod - Chinese Remainder
- Square root
PowerModList - Discrete Logarithm
![y^x \equiv z \mod n \Rightarrow x = \text{MultiplicativeOrder}[y,n,\{r\}] y^x \equiv z \mod n \Rightarrow x = \text{MultiplicativeOrder}[y,n,\{r\}]](/wp-content/latexrender/pictures/362a0ae3cc8397dd0923ad5fee3c38a9.gif)
- Prime Numbers
returns you a prime
RandomPrime - Prime Factors
FactorInteger - Euler Phi
EulerPhi
V1ru8 on January 4th 2008 in Math with tags:crypto, LaTeX, mathematica



![\Rightarrow x = $ChineseRemainder$[\{2,3,2\},\{3,4,5\}] \Rightarrow x = $ChineseRemainder$[\{2,3,2\},\{3,4,5\}]](/wp-content/latexrender/pictures/0ca5fe2563a31839b2974c5aa96165a4.gif)
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