Don Coppersmith

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Don Coppersmith is an American mathematician and cryptographer known for his influential work in number theory, lattice-based methods, and the design and cryptanalysis of IBM and RSA cryptographic systems.

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instanceOf human
mathematician
affiliation IBM Research NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer IBM NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork cryptography
lattice-based cryptography
mathematics
number theory
hasContribution improvements to algorithms in algebraic number theory
methods for finding small solutions to polynomial congruences
techniques for attacking RSA with partial key exposure
techniques for attacking RSA with small secret exponents
use of lattice basis reduction in cryptanalysis
hasResearchArea algorithmic number theory
computational complexity aspects of cryptography
modular arithmetic algorithms
public-key cryptosystems
influenced design of modern public-key cryptosystems
development of lattice-based cryptanalysis
security parameter choices for RSA
knownFor applications of lattice reduction to cryptography
cryptanalysis of RSA
design of cryptographic algorithms at IBM
lattice-based methods in cryptanalysis
work on discrete logarithm problems
work on factoring-related algorithms
work on fast algorithms in number theory
notableFor impact on practical cryptographic security guidelines
influential contributions to lattice-based cryptanalysis
influential contributions to public-key cryptography
influential contributions to the security analysis of RSA
notableWork Coppersmith method NERFINISHED
Coppersmith’s algorithm for finding small roots of bivariate modular equations NERFINISHED
Coppersmith’s algorithm for finding small roots of univariate modular equations NERFINISHED
Coppersmith’s attack on RSA with small decryption exponent NERFINISHED
papers on fast arithmetic algorithms
papers on lattice-based attacks on RSA
papers on number-theoretic algorithms for cryptography
papers on small-exponent RSA vulnerabilities
occupation cryptographic researcher
research scientist
workedAt IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center NERFINISHED

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