A Key Agreement Protocol Involving the Taylor Polynomials of Differentiable Functions

Abstract

In this paper, we designed a new key agreement protocol based on some properties of Taylor polynomials. The security of our protocol is based on modular arithmetic used in some steps.

Keywords

• Key Agreement Protocol
• Taylor polynomial
• Cryptography

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