RSA密码术

K. Bryan
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纵观历史,私人通信一直是一个令人担忧的问题。人们发明了许多聪明的方法来向他们在商业、政治、战争和通奸中的伙伴发送秘密信息。在计算机通信的时代,我们假定任何人都可以检查在互联网上传播的比特,我们使用数学技术来打乱我们信息中的比特,以便它只有在传输的端点才能被理解。
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RSA encryption
Private communication has been a concern throughout history. People have developed many clever ways to send secret messages to their partners in business, politics, war, and adultery. In the age of computer communication, we assume that anyone may examine the bits flying around the internet, and we use mathematical techniques to scramble the bits in our message so that it is intelligible only at the endpoints of the transmission.
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