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By using publec keys the sender ecrypts the message in unreadable form which can be decrypted by the receiver using his private key. And the original message is received by receiver.
While other persons won't have private key so can't get the information.
So, in this this property is helpful in securing information between the two parties.
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just need help with part c key and public key cryptography methods 2. (a) Explain the...
just need help with part c
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Exercise 4: Suppose Bob's set of RSA keys includes p 17, q 23, and e 5. Determine Bob's public and private keys. Show how Alice would encrypt the message M 200, and show Bob's decryption of the message.
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just need help with part c
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