👉 In cryptography, a "hipparch" is a type of cryptographic key used in asymmetric encryption. These keys are typically generated by performing a series of operations on an input message. The most common form of this process involves applying a modular arithmetic operation to the input message and then repeating this process until reaching the output key, which is derived from the input message using a specific sequence of operations. For example, in the encryption algorithm RSA, each round (or "hipparch") of the process
