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I'm working on a project with a Cyclone IV, using Micrium uC/OS-II and part of this process involves RSA Public/Private Key Cryptography.
Basically I have an encrypted message (128-bit RSA) that needs to be decrypted by our device using a Private Key and then I have to parse the message. I have implemented CyaSSL(yassl.com) inside of my software to do the decryption and it works. The only problem is that it takes approximately 3 seconds to perform the decryption. Unfortunately, this is far too long for the solution that this is being used for. I am new to the world of embedded, so much of this is foreign to me.... I was told to look for an IP Core supports RSA Private Key decryption. I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction? Thanks! :)Link Copied
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Try opencores.org.. They may have an fpga implementation. The way you are doing it is basically building a CPU core to handle it.
In the FPGA you have build specific hardware core to dramatically speed up the processing. Pete
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