A New Digital Signature Scheme Using Tribonacci Matrices
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Digital signature, RSA, Fibonacci numbers, Tribonacci numbers, Tribonacci matrices.Abstract
Achieving security is the most important goal for any digital signature scheme. The security of RSA, the most widely used signature is based on the difficulty of factoring of large integers. The minimum key size required for RSA according to current technology is 1024 bits which can be increased with the advancement in technology. Representation of message in the form of matrix can reduce the key size and use of Tribonacci matrices can double the security of RSA. Recently M.Basu et.al introduced a new coding theorycalled Tribonacci coding theory based onTribonacci numbers, that are the generalization ofthe Fibonacci numbers. In this paper we present anew and efficient digital signature scheme usingTribonacci matrices and factoring.
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