(16 pts) In the RSA public key cryptography system (S,N,e,d,E,D), let p = 347, q = 743, and N = 347 · 743 = 247821.
(a) (8 pts) Which of the two numbers 4193, 4199 can be an encryption key, and why? If one of them can be an encryption key e, find its corresponding decryption key d.
(b) (8 pts) How many possible pairs (e,d) of encryption and decryption keys can be made for the RSA system? (If you apply a formula of the Euler φ function, you need to prove the formula!)
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(16 pts) In the RSA public key cryptography system (S,N,e,d,E,D), let p = 347, q =...
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