Q1: Fill the empty spaces regarding RSA key generation: Algorithm: RSA Key Generation Output: public key: kpub=(n, e) and private key kpr = d 1. Choose two large primes p, q 2. Compute n = ****** 3. Compute (n) H ***** ****** ****** 4. Select the public exponent e exponent e E (1. 2..... (n)-1} such that ged(e, Þ(n)) = .. 5. Compute the private key d such that d*e = 1 mod 6. RETURN Kpub=(n, e), kpr = d

Q1: Fill the empty spaces regarding RSA key generation: Algorithm: RSA Key Generation Output: public key: kpub=(n, e) and private key kpr = d 1. Choose two large primes p, q 2. Compute n = **** 3. Compute (n) H * ** 4. Select the public exponent e exponent e E (1. 2..... (n)-1} such that ged(e, Þ(n)) = .. 5. Compute the private key d such that d*e = 1 mod 6. RETURN Kpub=(n, e), kpr = d

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