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Given the prime factors p and​ q, the encryption exponent​ e, and the ciphertext​ C, apply...

Given the prime factors p and​ q, the encryption exponent​ e, and the ciphertext​ C, apply the RSA algorithm to find ​(a) the decryption exponent d and ​(b) the plaintext message M.

p

q

e

C

17

5

19

65

I have to get d and M

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Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago
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