Select the correct condition for block size in RSA. a. Must be Greater than log2 ( n ) + 1 b. Must be Greater than or equal to log2 ( n ) + 1 c. Must be Less than or equal to log 2( n ) +1 d. Must be Less than log2 ( n ) +1

Select the correct condition for block size in RSA. a. Must be Greater than log2 ( n ) + 1 b. Must be Greater than or equal to log2 ( n ) + 1 c. Must be Less than or equal to log 2( n ) +1 d. Must be Less than log2 ( n ) +1

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