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[tor-dev] 转发: Which elliptic curve Tor use & use safe curve only
Please use Ed448-Goldilocks or named Curve448 (suggest) and Curve25519 only.
Curve448 potentially offering 224 bits of security, even safer than NIST P-384.
Curve25519 potentially offering 128 bits of security and safer and faster than NIST P-256.
More important, they're both ECC Security, not only ECDLP Security. ECC Security doesn't equal to ECDLP Security.
" Unfortunately, there is a gap between ECDLP difficulty and ECC security. None of these standards do a good job of ensuring ECC security. There are many attacks that break real-world ECC without solving ECDLP. The core problem is that if you implement the standard curves, chances are you're doing it wrong:
-Your implementation produces incorrect results for some rare curve points.
-Your implementation leaks secret data when the input isn't a curve point.
-Your implementation leaks secret data through branch timing.
If possible, use Curve448 only. It's even safer than NIST P-384 and it's new.
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