Use the encrypting congruence c ≡ (3p + 3) mod 26 to code the message TOWER OF LONDON.
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Use the encrypting congruence c ≡ (3p + 3) mod 26 to code the message TOWER...
Prove Congruence Property 3 C3 If a=b (mod m) and c < 1, then ac = bc (mod mc)
the integer x such that 5 3 (mod 7) 57 (mod 61) e linear congruence 31
15. Show that 716-1 (mod 17) and use that congruence to find the least non- negative residue of 7546 modulo 17
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(d) Decrypt the ciphertext message LEWLYPLUJL PZ H NYLHA ALHJOLY that was encrypted with the shift cipher f(p) (p+7) mod 26. [10 points] (e) [Extra Credit - 5 points] Encrypt the message "BA" using the RSA cryptosystem with key (ne) = (35,5), where n = p . q 5-7 and ged(e, (p-1) 1)) (5, 24) 1. 6. [5 points each (a) Is 2 a primitive root of 11? (b) Find the discrete logarithm of 3 modulo 11 to the base...
C program (Not C++, or C#) Viginere Cipher 1)Ask the user if we are encrypting or decrypting. 2) Ask the user to enter a sentence to be transformed. 3) Ask the user to enter a sentence that will be used as the encryption or decryption key. 4) The sentences (array of characters) should end with a NULL terminator '\0'. 5) The range of values will be all printable characters on the ASCII chart starting with a SPACE - Value 32,...
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use of Theorelli 2.29. 3. Prove that x 14 + 12x2 = 0 (mod 13) has 13 solutions and so it is an identical congruence. -o(mod n) hasi solutions x = a, x = a.,...,
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