Boneh–Durfee attack
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The Boneh–Durfee attack is a cryptanalytic method that breaks RSA when the private exponent is unusually small, extending and improving upon Wiener’s earlier small-exponent attack.
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| Label | Occurrences |
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| Boneh–Durfee attack canonical | 1 |
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