Buuctf childrsa Fermat theorem

1. Title code ：

from random import choice
from Crypto.Util.number import isPrime, sieve_base as primes
from flag import flag


def getPrime(bits):
    while True:
        n = 2
        while n.bit_length() < bits:
            n *= choice(primes)
        if isPrime(n + 1):
            return n + 1

e = 0x10001
m = int.from_bytes(flag.encode(), 'big')
p, q = [getPrime(2048) for _ in range(2)]
n = p * q
c = pow(m, e, n)

# n = 32849718197337581823002243717057659218502519004386996660885100592872201948834155543125924395614928962750579667346279456710633774501407292473006312537723894221717638059058796679686953564471994009285384798450493756900459225040360430847240975678450171551048783818642467506711424027848778367427338647282428667393241157151675410661015044633282064056800913282016363415202171926089293431012379261585078566301060173689328363696699811123592090204578098276704877408688525618732848817623879899628629300385790344366046641825507767709276622692835393219811283244303899850483748651722336996164724553364097066493953127153066970594638491950199605713033004684970381605908909693802373826516622872100822213645899846325022476318425889580091613323747640467299866189070780620292627043349618839126919699862580579994887507733838561768581933029077488033326056066378869170169389819542928899483936705521710423905128732013121538495096959944889076705471928490092476616709838980562233255542325528398956185421193665359897664110835645928646616337700617883946369110702443135980068553511927115723157704586595844927607636003501038871748639417378062348085980873502535098755568810971926925447913858894180171498580131088992227637341857123607600275137768132347158657063692388249513
# c = 26308018356739853895382240109968894175166731283702927002165268998773708335216338997058314157717147131083296551313334042509806229853341488461087009955203854253313827608275460592785607739091992591431080342664081962030557042784864074533380701014585315663218783130162376176094773010478159362434331787279303302718098735574605469803801873109982473258207444342330633191849040553550708886593340770753064322410889048135425025715982196600650740987076486540674090923181664281515197679745907830107684777248532278645343716263686014941081417914622724906314960249945105011301731247324601620886782967217339340393853616450077105125391982689986178342417223392217085276465471102737594719932347242482670320801063191869471318313514407997326350065187904154229557706351355052446027159972546737213451422978211055778164578782156428466626894026103053360431281644645515155471301826844754338802352846095293421718249819728205538534652212984831283642472071669494851823123552827380737798609829706225744376667082534026874483482483127491533474306552210039386256062116345785870668331513725792053302188276682550672663353937781055621860101624242216671635824311412793495965628876036344731733142759495348248970313655381407241457118743532311394697763283681852908564387282605279108

2. Reappear

Our goal is to seek phi=（p-1）*（q-1）

 here primes For the former 10000 A list of primes 

p,q The generation method of is a breakthrough , Analysis function getprime(),p,q Just in front 10000 Find several primes randomly in the list of primes, multiply them and add one to get , So this 10000 The product of prime numbers x yes p-1 and q-1 Multiple ,x=k*(p-1),n=p*q, From here n and x obtain p.

Fermat's small Theorem

if b Is a prime number , For any integer a, Yes a^(b-1) = 1 (mod b), namely a^k*(b-1) = 1 (mod b)

 

Why use Fermat's theorem here , I dare not ask ,>-<, Maybe there is one minus one .

Push it yourself ：

x=k*(p-1),n=p*q

2^k*(p-1)=1 mod p

2^k*(p-1)-1=k*p

2^x-1=k*p

here 2^x-1 yes p Multiple ,n It's also p Multiple , Their common factor is p.

use gcd(2^x-1,n)=p, however x It's too big , It takes too long to calculate the common factor directly .

I think so p Than n Small , hold 2^x-1 mod n It should also be possible to find the common factor .

Let's see the proof ：

2^x= 1 (mod p), namely 2^x = 1 + k1*p

and 2^x% n = 2^x - k2n = 2^x - k2pq

Both sides at the same time % p, Yes 2^x% n = 2^x (mod p)

So there are also 2^x % n = 1 (mod p)

 

import gmpy2
import libnum
from Crypto.Util.number import isPrime, sieve_base as primes

c = 26308018356739853895382240109968894175166731283702927002165268998773708335216338997058314157717147131083296551313334042509806229853341488461087009955203854253313827608275460592785607739091992591431080342664081962030557042784864074533380701014585315663218783130162376176094773010478159362434331787279303302718098735574605469803801873109982473258207444342330633191849040553550708886593340770753064322410889048135425025715982196600650740987076486540674090923181664281515197679745907830107684777248532278645343716263686014941081417914622724906314960249945105011301731247324601620886782967217339340393853616450077105125391982689986178342417223392217085276465471102737594719932347242482670320801063191869471318313514407997326350065187904154229557706351355052446027159972546737213451422978211055778164578782156428466626894026103053360431281644645515155471301826844754338802352846095293421718249819728205538534652212984831283642472071669494851823123552827380737798609829706225744376667082534026874483482483127491533474306552210039386256062116345785870668331513725792053302188276682550672663353937781055621860101624242216671635824311412793495965628876036344731733142759495348248970313655381407241457118743532311394697763283681852908564387282605279108
n=32849718197337581823002243717057659218502519004386996660885100592872201948834155543125924395614928962750579667346279456710633774501407292473006312537723894221717638059058796679686953564471994009285384798450493756900459225040360430847240975678450171551048783818642467506711424027848778367427338647282428667393241157151675410661015044633282064056800913282016363415202171926089293431012379261585078566301060173689328363696699811123592090204578098276704877408688525618732848817623879899628629300385790344366046641825507767709276622692835393219811283244303899850483748651722336996164724553364097066493953127153066970594638491950199605713033004684970381605908909693802373826516622872100822213645899846325022476318425889580091613323747640467299866189070780620292627043349618839126919699862580579994887507733838561768581933029077488033326056066378869170169389819542928899483936705521710423905128732013121538495096959944889076705471928490092476616709838980562233255542325528398956185421193665359897664110835645928646616337700617883946369110702443135980068553511927115723157704586595844927607636003501038871748639417378062348085980873502535098755568810971926925447913858894180171498580131088992227637341857123607600275137768132347158657063692388249513
e=0x10001
x=1
for i in primes:
    x=i*x

p=gmpy2.gcd(pow(2,x,n)-1,n)
q=n//p
phi=(p-1)*(q-1)
d=gmpy2.invert(e,phi)
m=pow(c,d,n)
flag=libnum.n2s(int(m))
print(flag)
# b'NCTF{Th3r3_ar3_1ns3cure_RSA_m0duli_7hat_at_f1rst_gl4nce_appe4r_t0_be_s3cur3}'

summary ： When you know a certain number x yes p-1,q-1 A multiple of the , Just use gcd(2^x-1,n)=p, further gcd(pow(2,x,n)-1,n)=p.