Yiqi Dai

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Published: 1993
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2009
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Ping Luo, Haijian Zhou, Daoshun Wang, Yiqi Dai:
Cryptanalysis of RSA for a special case with d > e. Sci. China Ser. F Inf. Sci. 52(4): 609-616 (2009)
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Haijian Zhou, Ping Luo, Daoshun Wang, Yiqi Dai:
Probability method for cryptanalysis of general multivariate modular linear equation. Sci. China Ser. F Inf. Sci. 52(10): 1792-1800 (2009)
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Haijian Zhou, Ping Luo, Daoshun Wang, Yiqi Dai:
Remarks on Cryptanalysis of RSA Using Lattice Basis Reduction. CSIE (1) 2009: 125-129
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Ping Luo, Haijian Zhou, Daoshun Wang, Yiqi Dai:
Cryptanalysis of RSA with Constrained Low Public Exponent. Security and Management 2009: 136-142
2007
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Haijian Zhou, Ping Luo, Daoshun Wang, Yiqi Dai:
Cryptanalysis of General Lu-Lee Type Systems. Inscrypt 2007: 412-426

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