• Journal of the Korea Institute of Information Security & Cryptology
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• v.14 no.5
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• pp.135-140
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• 2004

In Crypto 2002 May analyzed the relation between the size of two primes and private key in unbalanced RSA with small CRT exponent. Also in Crypto 2003 he showed that if $N^{1}$4/ amount of most significant bits(least significant bits) of $d_{p}$ is exposed in balanced RSA with CRT, N can be factored. To prove this he used Howgrave-Graham's Theorem. In this paper we show that if $N^{1}$4/ amount of $d_{p}$ , p is smaller than q, and bigger than $N^{0.382}$ to avoid May's attack, is exposed in unbalanced RSA with small CRT exponent, it is enough to expose $d_{p}$ . We use Coppersmith's theorem with unbalanced primes.