Journal of Beijing Technology and Business University

POKER GAME BASED ON RSA ENCRYPT ARITHMETIC

Wang Shi-min

Published Jan 1, 2007• 0 citations

Abstract

Along with the Internet universal,the safe problem of network also increasingly important,we need a kind of legal means urgently to guarantee the communications' safety,protocol appear under this kind of background.Start from self-enforcing protocol that in the code protocol,intelligence poker game based on a fair coin toss protocol hare studied,it was RSA key system that employed in the agreement.The fairness of random number generator communication employed has got the further assurance in the procedure.

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