From "Useless Math," Powerful Security

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Sensor networks are made up of devices with the tiny processors and meager power supplies, which limit their ability to run the strong cryptosystems that are used to protect data in more robust computing environments. William Martin, professor of mathematical sciences at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), has drawn on mathematical systems that were once thought to have no practical use to help make public key cryptography run effectively on such devices.



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