Abstract: A system comprises at least, two parts, connected to each other by the means of a common communication interface wherein a first communicating apparatus A, having data processing means, communication means, memory means and random or pseudo-random generation means relies of the computational power of a second communicating apparatus B having data processing means, communication means and memory means in order to compute the inverse of a first number x modulo a second number n and use the resulting modular inverse in an encryption, decryption, key exchange, identification or digital signature cryptographic protocol.

Abstract: The process concerns a system, comprising communication devices A1, A2, . . . A.alpha. connected to a central verification device B by the means of communication interfaces wherein each device Ai, having data processing means, communication means, memory means and random or pseudo-random generation means, transmits to the device B, having data processing means, communication means and memory means, a set of DSS digital signatures. Once all the signatures has been received by device B, device B verifies them simultaneously by performing few calculations for verifying a great same number of signatures sequentially.