a) Alice is communicating with Bob using the RSA algorithm. Bob's public key is the pair (n=138028476135007, e=97). Alic
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a) Alice is communicating with Bob using the RSA algorithm.
Bob's public key is the pair (n=138028476135007, e=97). Alice has
sent the binary ciphertext
01100001011111000011111100000110100110101011111
to Bob. You have intercepted this message. Decrypt it and give
it as plain text in English. Clearly explain your answer.
b) Use Bob's public key to send him the message "Bye" as a binary
ciphertext.
c) One student claims to have invented a new security protocol.
Given a hash function H, a symmetric encryption key algorithm E,
and two secret keys K and K known only to the sender and receiver,
the sender converts a message m into the message c = E K(m* H (K
2m)), where denotes concatenation. Can this protocol guarantee
i) confidentiality?
) ii) non-repudiation?
iii) data integrity?
Solve it as soon as possible
Bob's public key is the pair (n=138028476135007, e=97). Alice has
sent the binary ciphertext
01100001011111000011111100000110100110101011111
to Bob. You have intercepted this message. Decrypt it and give
it as plain text in English. Clearly explain your answer.
b) Use Bob's public key to send him the message "Bye" as a binary
ciphertext.
c) One student claims to have invented a new security protocol.
Given a hash function H, a symmetric encryption key algorithm E,
and two secret keys K and K known only to the sender and receiver,
the sender converts a message m into the message c = E K(m* H (K
2m)), where denotes concatenation. Can this protocol guarantee
i) confidentiality?
) ii) non-repudiation?
iii) data integrity?
Solve it as soon as possible