Are the Common modulus attack, Common Factor Attack, and Wiener's attack different? Is there a difference between:


Common modulus attack
Common Factor attack
Wiener's attack


or are these just a different name for the same attack?
Wiener's attack;

In Wiener's attack, an attacker may efficiently find $d$ when $d &lt; (1/3) N^{1/4}$
Coppersmith's attack

The Wiener attack works on low $d$, but Coppersmith attack works on small $e$. In general case, the Håstad's broadcast attack uses The Coppersmith method. In the simplest form, it uses CRT when the sender sent the same messages to different parties.
Common modulus attack

In Common modulus attack, the modulus is the same but the public exponents are different.


As a result, they are different attacks with different names.

And, here a nice paper from Dan Boneh; Twenty Years of Attacks on the RSA Cryptosystem