Re: Encrypting same data with many keys...

[Ray Arachelian <sunder@brainlink.com>]

On Tue, 12 Aug 1997, Matthew Ghio wrote:

> Having identical plaintexts raised to the same power modulo different
> numbers makes the solution much easier.  If you have enough RSA
> encryptions of the same number to the same power, you can solve it
> outright by the remainder theorem.

So if I wanted to do this and use RSA, how could it be shielded from
attack?  I take it switching to DH or MH won't help.   Would Eliptic
Curves have different properties against this attack?

Maybe a random session key in the middle would help?

i.e.:	File[N]=RSA(PublicKey[n],RandomSessionKey[N]+IDEA(SessionKey[N],Data))


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