Lecture

Discrete Log Problem: Index Calculus

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Description

This lecture delves into the discrete log problem and the index calculus method, exploring how collecting enough relations can lead to solving a linear system for the discrete log problem. The instructor discusses the complexity analysis, linear algebra operations, safe primes, factor base, and applications of the discrete log problem in cryptography.

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