Simplify and speed up detection algorithm #40
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Proof of equivalence: https://gist.github.com/marcan/bbbc229f27ad4de0a43a2df175d5c8c4 Discrepancies at residue=0 are expected; these only potentially alter the result for moduli with small prime factors from negative (safe) to positive (unsafe), which is fine since those keys are unsafe anyway.
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Proof of equivalence:
https://gist.github.com/marcan/bbbc229f27ad4de0a43a2df175d5c8c4
The above code tests all possible residues for all primes in the original implementation against the new one. The only discrepancies are for the class of moduli with small prime factors (residue=0). These would be previously reported as not vulnerable (although they are obviously trivially factorizable and completely broken), while the new code will report them as vulnerable if they have a small prime factor not present in the new test list but also have the residues expected of an Infineon-generated modulus. This is obviously a good thing, as such keys are even more broken and trivially factorizable.
Passes unit tests.