Toy curves · solve it
Toy curve · 96-bit
A twisted Edwards curve with the same equation shape as Ed25519 (and cofactor 8), shrunk to a 96-bit group. Find k with k·G = Q.
- you send
- The secret k, as a decimal or 0x hex number.
- we check
- Computes k·G on the curve and compares it with Q.
- score
- Solved or not. First solve gets 3 points, later solves 1.
- how hard
- a serious cluster for months
{
"id": "ed-96",
"kind": "toy-ed25519-dlp",
"curve": "-x^2 + y^2 = 1 + d*x^2*y^2 (mod p), the Ed25519 shape (a = -1)",
"p": "691839303724159001551126631629",
"d": "612660543847113421188120980223",
"order": "691839303724160371582606854152",
"l": "86479912965520046447825856769",
"cofactor": 8,
"G": [
"562190787607685478844440230627",
"629510067562191651000915719527"
],
"Q": [
"121145342515755536630350622558",
"153986001543198645948721894222"
],
"howMade": "p = next prime = 5 mod 8 above 2^(bits+3) + offset; d = first non-square SHA-256(\"polytime/ed-toy-<bits>/d/<i>\") mod p giving order 8*l with l prime; G and Q hashed to the curve from \"polytime/ed-toy-<bits>/G|Q/<counter>\" then multiplied by 8. Nobody, including us, knows k.",
"answer": {
"k": "decimal or 0x-hex integer with k*G = Q"
}
}Unsolved. The first valid answer takes 3 points.
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