We have to find the value of d such that d x e mod Φ(n) = 1. So put value of d such that it satisfies that condition. Watch the 5th step of key generation.
what is the case when we consider e=5 and e=7 how do you calucltae d then as d*e mod(8)=1 if you consider e=5 or 7 which satidfies the condition e is greate r than 1 and e
video is very informative. As it is RSA(asymmetric), can public and private key be the same? or should we consider 19 as private key when public key is 3
No. {e,n} are public to everyone and anyone can use then to hash a message intended for the owner who has public key {e,n} but private key {d,n}. Anyone can create a cipher text with {e,n} key but only {d,n} key can be used to decrypt a message .Hope it makes sense. In the example the message could have been sent by anyone who has public key {e,n} but only the recipient with the private key {d,n} can decrypt the sent cipher text.
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How did yu take d=3 out of nowhere? Isn't that what we need to find? And to find out the value yu consider 3 randomly?(someone explain if yu know)
We have to find the value of d such that d x e mod Φ(n) = 1. So put value of d such that it satisfies that condition.
Watch the 5th step of key generation.
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why did you take same public and private key ... ruined 😢
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Please make more videos on cryptographic algorithms, DES, SHA-256
Explain why you choose d=3 directly to solve (d.e)%Q(n)=1?
So that 9 mod 8 equals 1 ... If d=3*3 which is 9
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Wow , i understand the concept of mod after various video ,easiest explanation
what is the case when we consider e=5 and e=7 how do you calucltae d then
as d*e mod(8)=1
if you consider e=5 or 7 which satidfies the condition e is greate r than 1 and e
Even they don't know they are simply repeating the words written on the book and nothing else don't know how come others understood this shit
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15 mod 8 = 7
15 mod 8=7 . But Here comes no need for doing this operation in any steps. Here we only need to do 8 mod 15 and it is 8
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video is very informative. As it is RSA(asymmetric), can public and private key be the same? or should we consider 19 as private key when public key is 3
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How did d-3 came??
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Step 4 is little hard to understand
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e and d cannot be same
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P ki value 8 kha sa aye hn
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step 4, 5 no explanation why we take those values ...
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Mam is it possible to take e and d value as a same number
yes u can, solve p=3 q=5 e=3 M=4
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i have a question why do you choosed il value of d=3
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What is mean Algoridem?
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Mdm I dont understand step 4 very well I have a question I have no idea how to solve now in step 4
when i try to encrypt P = 6 ,or P=5 , the algorithm does not work, what is the problem ?
how come you could write directly 8 as the plain text while encryption?
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how do you take the value of d for others ,like large numbers?
But e and d cannot be the same
M-am also mention how to do gcd for selecting e
Why take d= 3 ??
Why we consider p=8 ?
It will be given in question itself....the value of plain text
Can someone explain on step 4 I seriously lost on there
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can we consider e's value as 13?
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Mam I had a question if RSA is asymmetric key algorithm then why we here took same key for both doesn’t it make it symmetric key ?
yes i also have same doubt
No. {e,n} are public to everyone and anyone can use then to hash a message intended for the owner who has public key {e,n} but private key {d,n}. Anyone can create a cipher text with {e,n} key but only {d,n} key can be used to decrypt a message .Hope it makes sense.
In the example the message could have been sent by anyone who has public key {e,n} but only the recipient with the private key {d,n} can decrypt the sent cipher text.
How can the public and private key can be same? E=3 , d=3 as well? Logically this is useless considering your private and public key same
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