In my discrete math class, my professor assigned this problem and I'll be damned if I can figure it out :roll:
Bob was so proud of his RSA cryptosystem: he published his public key (e,n) and ?(n) on the web, where n is a 4096 bit number. How can you attack this RSA cryptosystem based on this information.
ie. (Find the p and q of Bob's RSA.)
He also gave us a hint, saying that we need to solve a quadratic equation. :?: :?:
Any thoughts?
Bob was so proud of his RSA cryptosystem: he published his public key (e,n) and ?(n) on the web, where n is a 4096 bit number. How can you attack this RSA cryptosystem based on this information.
ie. (Find the p and q of Bob's RSA.)
He also gave us a hint, saying that we need to solve a quadratic equation. :?: :?:
Any thoughts?