Computers and Technology, 15.06.2021 01:00, jourdyno

The attack exploits the common use of a modular exponentiation algorithm in RSA encryption and decryption, but can be adapted to work with any implementation that does not run in fixed time. A. mathematical.
B. timing.
C. chosen ciphertext.
D. brute-force.

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