// --------------------------------------------------------------------
// ECDLP solver using Pohlig-Hellman algorithm to reduce problem
// size and Pollard's rho algorithm to solve ECDLP over sub
// -group (+ a routine to brute-force group with small order
// to avoid pb with order 2...)
//
//
// Pollard's rho part is a (very) modified version of 'Miracl/index.c'(DLP)
// You will be able to find more info reading HoAC or any others
// good crypto-papers... :)
// Amenesia//TKM!
// --------------------------------------------------------------------
// Info: You have to use Miracl to be able to compile it...
// ATM parameters permit to solve the ECDLP used in pDriLl's keygenme #5
// but it's quite easy to modify it in order to solve your own ECDLP
// (is well commented in a bad english :p)
// --------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <miracl.h>
#define NPRIMES 10
static miracl *mip;
static big order, rholim;
// --------------------------- Pollard rho ---------------------------
void iterate(epoint* X,epoint* Q,epoint* R,big a,big b)
{ // Random walk...
// = a(i) if X in S1
// a(i+1) = a(i) + 1 if X in S2
// = 2*a(i) if X in S3
//
// = b(i) if X in S2
// b(i+1) = b(i) + 1 if X in S1
// = 2*b(i) if X in S3
//
// X(i) = a(i)*Q + b(i)*R
// X(i+1) = f(X(i))
//
// BTW: the criteria used by Dimedrol (ecdlp.solver) is quite
// good (simple and fast to compute) so i take the same :)
big p = mirvar(0);
epoint_get(X,p,p);
if (remain(p,7)>4)
{
ecurve_add(Q,X);
incr(a,1,a);
if (compare(a,order)==0) zero(a);
mirkill(p);
return;
}
if (remain(p,7)>2)
{
ecurve_add(X,X);
premult(a,2,a);
if (compare(a,order)>=0) subtract(a,order,a);
premult(b,2,b);
if (compare(b,order)>=0) subtract(b,order,b);
mirkill(p);
return;
}
ecurve_add(R,X);
incr(b,1,b);
if (compare(b,order)==0) zero(b);
mirkill(p);
}
// To avoid endless loops...
void ecdlpbf(epoint* Q,epoint* R,big k)
{
epoint* T = epoint_init();
copy(order,k);
negify(k,k);
do
{
incr(k,1,k);
ecurve_mult(k,Q,T);
} while (!epoint_comp(T,R));
epoint_free(T);
}
void rho(epoint* Q,epoint* R,big k)
{ // Find ax,ay,bx and by with: ax*Q + bx*R == ay*Q + by*R
// So : (ax-ay)*R = (by-bx)*Q
// ECDLP => k exists such as k*R = Q
// So: (ax-ay) = (by-bx)*k mod order
// k = (ax-ay)*(by-bx)^1 mod order
// BTW: check if (by-bx) is inversible
// (order is prime so (by-bx) is
// inversible <=> (by-bx) != 0)
long rr,i;
big ax,bx,ay,by,m,n;
epoint* Y = epoint_init();
epoint* X = epoint_init();
m=mirvar(0);
n=mirvar(0);
ax=mirvar(0);
bx=mirvar(0);
ay=mirvar(0);
by=mirvar(2);
if (compare(rholim,order)>=0)
{
ecdlpbf(Q,R,k);
}
else
{
do
{
rr=1L;
bigrand(order,ay);
bigrand(order,by);
ecurve_mult2(ay,Q,by,R,Y);
do
{ // Search a collision...
epoint_copy(Y,X);
copy(ay,ax);
copy(by,bx);
rr*=2;
for (i=1;i<=rr;i++)
{
iterate(Y,Q,R,ay,by);
if (epoint_comp(X,Y)) break;
}
} while (!epoint_comp(X,Y));
} while (compare(bx,by)==0);
subtract(ay,ax,m);
if(size(m)<0){add(m,order,m);}
subtract(bx,by,n);
if(size(m)<0){add(m,order,m);}
xgcd(n,order,n,n,n);
mad(m,n,n,order,order,k);
// I don't know why but it seems that
// -k*A != (-k+ord(A))*A
// If you are able to explain me why
// feel free to contact me... :)
ecurve_mult(k,Q,X);
if (!epoint_comp(X,R)){ subtract(k,order,k); }
ecurve_mult(k,Q,X);
if (!epoint_comp(X,R)){ printf("Error !!!"); }
}
// --------------------
epoint_free(Y);
epoint_free(X);
mirkill(by);
mirkill(ay);
mirkill(bx);
mirkill(ax);
}
// --------------------------- End Pollard rho ---------------------------
int main()
{
mip =mirsys(100,0);
unsigned char mod_str[10];
int i,j;
int pw[NPRIMES];
big pf[NPRIMES],logmod[NPRIMES];
for (i=0;i<NPRIMES;i++)
{
pf[i]=mirvar(0);
logmod[i]=mirvar(0);
}
big_chinese bc;
big k=mirvar(0);
big p=mirvar(0);
big a=mirvar(0);
big b=mirvar(0);
big p1=mirvar(0);
big xA=mirvar(0);
big xB=mirvar(0);
epoint* A = epoint_init();
epoint* At = epoint_init();
epoint* B = epoint_init();
epoint* Q= epoint_init();
epoint* R= epoint_init();
epoint* Rj= epoint_init();
big c=mirvar(0);
big N=mirvar(0);
order=mirvar(0);
rholim=mirvar(2);
irand(41563436);
mip->IOBASE=16;
// --------------------- Elliptic Curve Definition ---------------------
printf("In progress...\n");
cinstr(a,"1");
cinstr(b,"0");
cinstr(p,"ACC00CF0775153B19E037CE879D332BB");
cinstr(xA,"18650A0922FC3EC0B778347B20EE6619");
cinstr(xB,"0D85FA1C5BC8982485ACD9FA9B1BEBEC");
ecurve_init(a,b,p,MR_AFFINE);
epoint_set(xA,xA,0,A);
epoint_set(xB,xB,1,B);
// --------------------- Order factors ---------------------
mip->IOBASE=16;
cinstr(p1,"566006783BA8A9D8CF01BE743CE9995E");
cinstr(pf[0],"2"); pw[0]=1;
cinstr(pf[1],"3"); pw[1]=1;
cinstr(pf[2],"7"); pw[2]=1;
cinstr(pf[3],"D"); pw[3]=2;
cinstr(pf[4],"7F"); pw[4]=1;
cinstr(pf[5],"D3"); pw[5]=1;
cinstr(pf[6],"1DF75"); pw[6]=1;
cinstr(pf[7],"5978F"); pw[7]=1;
cinstr(pf[8],"1F374C47"); pw[8]=1;
cinstr(pf[9],"5F73FD8D3"); pw[9]=1;
// --------------------- Pohlig Hellman ---------------------
// If ord(A) = p1^e1 * p2^e2 * ... * pn^en there is a group
// isomorphism such: f : <A> -> Cp1^e1 * ... * Cpn^en
// where Cpi^ei are subgroup of <A> of order pi^ei.
//
// The projection of f to Cpi^ei is given by:
// fi : <A> -> Fpi^ei
// R -> (N/pi^ei)*R
// Moreover fi is a group homomorphism so because of linearity
// ("lin閍rit? en francais mais j'ai quelques doutes sur son
// equivalent en anglais): B = k*A so fi(B) = fi(k*A) = k*fi(A)
// but we are in Cpi^ei so k is determined modulo (pi^ei).
//
// Using CRT we will find p mod (p1^e1* ... * pn^en)...
// If you are really interested in PH algo you sould read more :)
for (i=0;i<NPRIMES;i++)
{
// ui = 0
zero(logmod[i]);
// Q = (n/pi)*A
copy(p1,N);
divide(N,pf[i],N);
ecurve_mult(N,A,Q);
// R(0) = B
epoint_copy(B,Rj);
// For j=0 to (e-1)
for (j=0;j<pw[i];j++)
{
// R = (n/pi^(j+1))*Rj
ecurve_mult(N,Rj,R);
// Solve R = kj*Q
copy(pf[i],order);
rho(Q,R,k);
// c = kj*pi^j
powltr(j,pf[i],p1,c);
power(pf[i],j,p1,c);
multiply(k,c,c);
// Rj+1 = Rj - kj*pi^j*A
ecurve_mult(c,A,At);
ecurve_sub(At,Rj);
// ui = ui + kj*pi^j
add(logmod[i],c,logmod[i]);
// N = (n/pi^(j+2))
divide(N,pf[i],N);
}
power(pf[i],pw[i],p1,pf[i]);
// Interface
cotstr(pf[i],mod_str);
printf("# Solved over C(%s)\n#> ",mod_str);
cotnum(logmod[i],stdout);
}
// --------- Chinese remainder thereom ---------
crt_init(&bc,NPRIMES,pf);
crt(&bc,logmod,k);
crt_end(&bc);
// -------------------- User-friendly Interface :) --------------------
ecurve_mult(k,A,Q);
if (epoint_comp(Q,B))
{
printf("\nDiscrete logarithm: ");
cotnum(k,stdout);
}
else
{
printf("Wrong solution !? :x");
}
getch();
// -----------------------------------------------------------------
epoint_free(A);
epoint_free(At);
epoint_free(B);
epoint_free(Q);
epoint_free(R);
epoint_free(Rj);
for (i=0;i<NPRIMES;i++)
{
mirkill(pf[i]);
mirkill(logmod[i]);
}
mirkill(k);
mirkill(p);
mirkill(a);
mirkill(b);
mirkill(p1);
mirkill(xA);
mirkill(xB);
mirkill(c);
mirkill(N);
mirexit();
return(0);
}
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