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Is it possible to perform encryption operations in parallel on multiple blocks of plaintext in CBC mode? How about decryption?
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Using the RSA
algorithm , perform encryption and decryption for the following:-
P=7; q=11, e=17; M = 8
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P=17; q=31, e=7; M=2
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