August 2003
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
11h 59m
English
In order to appreciate the inner workings of a cryptographic system, such as RSA, it is helpful to see a simple implementation in code. This appendix provides some insight into the workings of the RSA algorithm, but it is not entirely necessary for those with a purely pragmatic interest in applying existing cryptographic solutions, such as the security and cryptographic classes in the .NET Framework. However, even pragmatists may benefit from a background understanding of the algorithms that they use.
This appendix provides an example program that explores the inner workings of the RSA algorithm named BigRSA, which is a multiprecision implementation. You will probably never implement your own RSA algorithm ...
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