The Polynomial Composition Problem in (Z/nZ)[X]
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Let n be an RSA modulus and let P,Q ∈ (Z/nZ)[X]. This paper explores the following problem: Given Q and Q(P ), find P . We shed light on the connections between the above problem to the RSA problem and derive from it new zero-knowledge protocols.
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