Single public key and multiple Private Key Systems

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Hi,

We are in search of the new implementation that is to have a single public key encryption and multiple decryption of a message if any one come across a logic please inform us.

We have a following article please go through this and guide us how to code for the thing
you can also tell us about your new ideas as well.

Posted 8-Mar-11 19:39pm

amruthch

Updated 8-Mar-11 21:23pm

Dalek Dave

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Sandeep Mewara 9-Mar-11 2:12am

What article? Not clear...

amruthch 9-Mar-11 3:49am

go to this link you'll find a paragraph with heading single encryption multiple decryption..
link:https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0BxO5LSmT1WAKNGQ0NjE3MzYtMWRiMy00OGMwLTk2NWItZjIwZDU5ODZiMTVl&hl=en&authkey=CMy2qfYJ

Dalek Dave 9-Mar-11 3:24am

Edited for Grammar and Readability.

CPallini 9-Mar-11 3:34am

Hey man, where is the 'following article'?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-03-08T20:43:00

I have not heard of an asymmetric algorithm that has a single encryption key and multiple decryption keys, and frankly cannot see the use for one: it would presumably lower the security of a message if there was more than one decryption key.

What are you trying to achieve that you think need this?