CPC H04L 9/0869 (2013.01) [G06F 7/721 (2013.01)] | 11 Claims |
1. A cryptographic processing method comprising the determination, in a finite order group provided with an operation and from a first element (M) of this group, of a second element (Sp; P) equal to the combination, by means of said operation, of elements equal to the first element (M) and in number equal to a first number (dp), wherein said cryptographic processing method comprises the following steps:
obtaining (E10; E32) a second number (d″) determined by adding to the first number (dp) said order or a multiple of said order;
determining (E12; E30) a random number (a);
determining (E14; E34) a quotient (Q; q) and a remainder (R; r) using the Euclidean division of the second number (d″) by the random number (a);
obtaining (E16; E36) a third element (E1; I) equal to the combination, by means of said operation, of elements equal to the first element (M) and in number equal to the product of the quotient (Q; q) and the random number (a);
obtaining (E18; E38) a fourth element (E2; J) equal to the combination, by means of said operation, of elements equal to the first element (M) and in number equal to the remainder (R; r);
determining (E20; E40) the second element (Sp; P) by combining the third element (E1; I) and the fourth element (E2; J) by means of said operation.
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