RSA: Alice wishes to send Bob the message POET. Suppose Bob chooses P = 29, Q...

RSA:

Alice wishes to send Bob the message POET. Suppose Bob chooses P = 29, Q = 31, E = 47, and D = 143.

Show the steps that Alice uses to encrypt the message POET (use the ascii values of the letters P, O, E, and T), and how Bob decrypts the message he receives from Alice.

You will be generating very large numbers, and will find the following calculator helpful:

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Expert Solution

First of all encrypt the message at sender.
Decrypt the message at receiver.
At last verify both are same or different.

venereology answered 1 year ago

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