Quote from: Stag on December 10, 2014, 07:35:19 PM

Just got this link from a friend: http://gas.dia.unisa.it/projects/jlbc/schemes/bgv11.html

It is based on RLWE encryption angorythms. If I can somehow get the code to go open source, I can use it in Stag so that it will continue to be safe even after the release of quantum computing...

EDIT: Ah ha! It is open source... Just found the repository. Will be implementing it instead of sha256.

EDIT 2: Hmmm.. This encryption algorythm seems to take an awful long time to execute even with the most basic settings. In other words... Public/private key generation will take a while. I wonder if there is any way to speed up the process by providing fixed numbers rather than relying on a generator to come up with a prime number for me...

Edit 3: it took some searching, but I finally found a list of prime numbers that contains a large number of 64 bit primes. This is promising. It contains the first 1.4 billion prime numbers.

Nice to see that there are still devs that really put work in to their projects.

Good job!