5. Now suppose you receive an encrypted message, C = 287. Given that p = 13 and q = 29 and that e = 5, show all necessary steps to decrypt the message, and then give the final plaintext decryption of the message. (15 points)
Given Data:
C= 287
p=13
q=29
e=5
Final plaintext decryption of the Massage
M= Cd mod n
Equation
(1)
so find ''d"
Now apply formula
(e×d) mod
(n)=1
Equation
(2)
(n) = (p-1)
×(q-1)
= (13-1)×(29-1)
(n) =336
From equation (2)
(5×d) mod 336 = 1
d = 269
From equation (1)
M= (287)269 mod 377
(287)269 =((287)10 )26 × (287)9
(287)10 mod 377 = 92
(287)9 mod 377 = 66
M= (92)26 ×66 mod 377
(92)26 =((92)10)2 × (92)6mod 377
(92)6 mod 377= 313
(92)10 mod 377 = 339
M= (339)2×313 ×66 mod 377
= 2374038018 mod 377
M=27
Massage (M) = 27
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