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Consider an elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) scheme defined over a finite field. The elliptic curve equation is given by: y^2 ≡ x^3 + ax + b (mod p), where p is a prime. The base point G on the curve is represented as G = (x_G, y_G), and it has a prime order n.

The elliptic curve point multiplication operation, Q = k * G, involves scalar multiplication where k is the private key, and Q is the corresponding public key.

Explain the mathematics behind the elliptic curve point multiplication operation and discuss the importance of the discrete logarithm problem in the security of ECC. Also, explain how the choice of curve parameters influences the overall cryptographic strength of the ECC scheme.

How do I get a board seat on a billion dollar company?

>>54713501
bruh central kikers have been dominating not only (You) for your entire life but also your parents and your parents parents for the last almost 200 years
BTC is unironically the first actual solution to the "kike" problem and giving the common man true mathematically algorithmically secure financial freedom

>>51602404
It is indeed, what do you think the top will be?

>>51173887

>>50222317
>check the 1 month chart
im not your slave

>>30439266
bros...

>>27288761
actual whale here, going to liquidate this faggot just for the lulz. Give me 2 hours

>>25815569
With my 100,075 shares of MNXXF, I am serene

How many pepes do you have

i was there

>>25465403
>selling ETH in the beginning of alt season and before ETH/BTC ratio reaches 0.1
Paper hands and newfags all around

>>25205317
>>25205307
nothing much hbu?

>>25124746
>insiders have accumulated we're ready to dump on /biz/
many such cases of dump

>>24884620
This has already been talked about on /biz/ for months. What your seeing is the transfer of wealth from crypto whales to institutional buyers. All the old school whales that can't prove where they bought their btc or have it connected to selling drugs on crypto marketplaces like the silk road have been forced to cash out. That is why we stalled at 19k for so long. They were cashing out while institutions were buying.

>>24882051

we bought Saturn's chosen coin lads. Saturn loves to take His time.

>>24175275
My hair's a bitch and takes time to dry before I can properly shape it. Only solutions are either waking up earlier (dedicating even more unpaid time to work) or buying a hairdryer (not sure if that's healthy for your hair or not). Plus things like making lunch and such are dome in the morning or the night before, which is also unpaid labor. Thankfully my commute is pretty short, ~20 minutes on a single road.

>>24175335
Computer engineering degree, electronics engineer position. I work in aerospace. They recruited me at a campus job fair.
>Seems comfy
100%. The first hour of my day just ended, and I slept through it before posting on /biz/. Going to take a 90 minute lunch in 20 minutes, then have a quick post-lunch nap. Then I'll do a little online training (annual) before a meeting at 2:00. Meeting will end around 3:00, and I have 2 hours to burn before my shift ends. I usually leave 10-20 minutes early if I have nothing to do.

Literally every work day is like this, give or take the meetings/training.

That is the sound of inevitability

this isn't related to XRP but it's just cool. an encyclopedia of imaginary animals in folklore from around the world, written by Borges

https://theteacherscrate.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/borges-jorge-luis-book-of-imaginary-beings-penguin-1974.pdf

soooooo did anyone watch the Brian Brooks interview i posted at the beginning of the thread? he says some stuff that sounds a lot like he's advocating for the adoption of Ripple's services

>>23342740
posting this shit to frogchan, kek