Yes understanding is correct. Just i want know public key decryption is
possible or not. Now i got it. Thanks for your information.
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If I understand you correctly, yes you must use the private key to decrypt
the symmetric key which has been encrypted using RSA and the client's
public key. There is no way (theoretically) to decrypt using only the
public key.
On Tue, Dec 29, 2015 at 7:58 AM, suguacl28 wrote:
> Ya i know it. Ac
Ya i know it. Actually i need to transfer the symmetric key to client. That
symmetric key is encrypted using RSA public key of client which is
transferred manually to server. Now i want to decrypt the package with same
RSA public key of client.
Now my doubt is, for decryption we must use private
What you are describing is not even how RSA works. You would be describing
symmetrical encryption, whereas RSA is asymmetrical. There is no inherent
vulnerability with symmetrical encryption assuming you keep the key
private. The idea behind RSA is that you can share your public key and
only the
Hi,
Lets assume i have a RSA public key file (xyz_file.pem) and cipher text that
is encrypted using same RSA public key file (xyz_file.pem) now i want to
decrypt the cipher text using same RSA public key file (xyz_file.pem).
Ya i know its not a correct way of encryption and decryption concept.
Ju
