> why some BN data begin with 0x00,and size is 1 bigger than RSA key length or
> half of it?
ASN.1 integers are always encoded in twos complement. This means that if
an unsigned value has the high-order bit of the top byte set, it needs
another zero byte added. You can safely ignore it.
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