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To: Eric L who wrote (15237)1/17/2000 10:32:00 PM
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Eric L- please comment on the following:

Since the cryptosensitive operations (signing and decrypting) can be many times faster using ECC than using RSA, ECC is more appropriate for use in secure devices such as smart cards and wireless devices with constrained computational power. The noncrypto-sensitive (public key) operations can usually be performed in terminal or PC environments that typically have more computational power. Because the RSA crypto-sensitive operations require more computational power, they are less suitable for use in constrained environments, and as security (key size) requirements increase in the future, the problem could become worse.

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