Cryptography Question 156. Which two important issues are addressed with public-key cryptographyNot yetansweredO a. Factorization of natural numbers and discrete logarithm problemMarked out ofO b. Key distribution and Digital signatures1.00P Flag questionO c. Production of big prime numbers and their multiplicationO d. Production of master and session keys

6. Which two important issues are addressed with public-key cryptography a. Factorization of natural numbers and discrete logarithm problem O b. Key distribution and Digital signatures O c. Production of big prime numbers and their multiplication O d. Production of master and session keys

6. Which two important issues are addressed with public-key cryptography a. Factorization of natural numbers and discrete logarithm problem O b. Key distribution and Digital signatures O c. Production of big prime numbers and their multiplication O d. Production of master and session keys

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