Pinca George wrote:
>
> Hello World ,
>
> I saved a RSA key in DER format , whan I parse it I get something like this
> :
[stuff deleted]
>
> So the first integer After 0 is the modulus, then is the public exponent,
> and then ?
> Which is the private exponent I'll use for decrypting ?
>
The private exponent is the one after that. Its PKCS#1 format (see the
PKCS standards on www.rsa.com) which you can use OpenSSL to print out
with:
openssl rsa -inform DER -noout -text
Steve.
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