On what factor(s) does the security of the RSA algorithm depend on?
a. On the difficulty of breaking a large integer into its prime factors.
b. On the difficulty of solving the discrete logarithm problem.
c. Size of the key.
d. All of these.
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RSA algorithm's security depends upon option d) all of these.
RSA algorithm is an algorithm that enables encryption and decryption of messages.
RSA algorithm depends upon on the size of the key, on breaking up of large integers into prime numbers, and also on the difficulty of solving the discrete logarithmic problems.
RSA algorithm uses two different keys and hence known as assymetric algorithm and among those keys anyone can be given one key.
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