The seeds of all NIST curves, 5 over binary fields, and 5 over prime fields.pic.twitter.com/e4BKfnnrFv
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Given 5 or 10 20-byte sequences, can we do meaningful statistics? I am not sure.
yes, there are formulas to calculate it. Empirically you can generate a random set of similar-sized numbers and search patterns
sounds like you might have the background to do that analysis? If so, tell us what you find!
I didn't have time to dig the formulas but did an empirical comparison: https://gist.github.com/arisada/cb1dd9e9edbe6ab433a75a8a88cebc28 …pic.twitter.com/8PCFbSXlHq
That's good. I also ran the prime curve seeds & randomly-generated values through `ent` w/ similar results.
I also found some way to link, for example, parts of the seeds for p384 & p521 to the values 384 & 521, resp.
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