How do you categorize the RSA Algorithm? Assuming p and q are given, write the pseudo code for encryption and decryption.
Step 1:-select p,q two prime no.
Step2:-n=p*q
Φ(n)=(p-1)*(q-1)
step 3:-find public key e
gcd(e,phi(n))=1 and 1<e<phi(n)
step 4:- find private key d
d *e mod phi(n)=1
step 5:-encrypt the messy m
c=m^e mod n
step 6 decrypt
m=c^d mod n
How do you categorize the RSA Algorithm? Assuming p and q are given, write the pseudo...
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