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Generate RSA Prime Factors in Swift
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/// The following algorithm recovers the prime factors of a modulus, given the public and private exponents. | |
/// The algorithm is based on Fact 1 in [Boneh 1999]. | |
static func calculatePrimeFactors(n: BigUInt, e: BigUInt, d: BigUInt) throws -> (p: BigUInt, q: BigUInt) { | |
let k = (d * e) - 1 | |
guard k & 1 == 0 else { | |
throw RSAError.keyInitializationFailure | |
} | |
let t = k.trailingZeroBitCount, r = k >> t | |
var y: BigUInt = 0 | |
var i = 1 | |
// If the prime factors are not revealed after 100 iterations, | |
// then the probability is overwhelming that the modulus is not the product of two prime factors, | |
// or that the public and private exponents are not consistent with each other. | |
while i <= 100 { | |
let g = BigUInt.randomInteger(lessThan: n - 1) | |
y = g.power(r, modulus: n) | |
guard y != 1, y != n - 1 else { | |
continue | |
} | |
var j = 1 | |
var x: BigUInt | |
while j <= t &- 1 { | |
x = y.power(2, modulus: n) | |
guard x != 1, x != n - 1 else { | |
break | |
} | |
y = x | |
j &+= 1 | |
} | |
x = y.power(2, modulus: n) | |
if x == 1 { | |
let p = (y - 1).greatestCommonDivisor(with: n) | |
let q = n / p | |
return (p, q) | |
} | |
i &+= 1 | |
} | |
throw RSAError.keyInitializationFailure | |
} |
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