Elliptic Curve Public Key Crypto

Mike Rosing writes:

>in the cypherpunks ftp site /pub/cypherpunks/ciphers are 2 ascii
>files. One contains code and the other contains documentation:
>eliptic.src and elliptic.doc.  The code portion is a cat'ed block
>of files: headers, C sources and a set of prime numbers.  The
>documentation attempts to explain the math, but it does help if
>you already know number theory.  It hopefully isn't necessary.
 
 Thanks Mike for all your effort!!

 Now could someone remind me where the Cypherpunks FTP site is?

 Please?

Brian D Williams
Cypherpatriot

 " Zen? Well it beats sitting around on your ass all day doing
   nothing! "

A little birdie told me that Brian D Williams said:
> 
>  Now could someone remind me where the Cypherpunks FTP site is?
> 

ftp://ftp.csua.berkeley.edu/pub/cypherpunks

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ftp.csua.berkeley.edu


> 
> 
> 
> Mike Rosing writes:
> 
> >in the cypherpunks ftp site /pub/cypherpunks/ciphers are 2 ascii
> >files. One contains code and the other contains documentation:
> >eliptic.src and elliptic.doc.  The code portion is a cat'ed block
> >of files: headers, C sources and a set of prime numbers.  The
> >documentation attempts to explain the math, but it does help if
> >you already know number theory.  It hopefully isn't necessary.
>  
>  Thanks Mike for all your effort!!
> 
>  Now could someone remind me where the Cypherpunks FTP site is?
> 
>  Please?
> 
> Brian D Williams
> Cypherpatriot
> 
>  " Zen? Well it beats sitting around on your ass all day doing
>    nothing! "
> 


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