> David Schwartz wrote: > > > No, we count on it [RSA] being (for practical purposes) > irreversible. That's why you need a different key to decrypt than > you used to encrypt. If it was reversible, like say DES, you > could decrypt with the same key you encrypted with by simply > reversing the process.
> You are truly clueless. Encryption and decryption make RSA > reversible. Plonk. There are two possibilities: 1) You didn't understand what I meant. 2) You understood what I meant but chose to pretend you didn't. It really looks, at least to me, like '2'. So this is you being rude, not dumb. DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [email protected] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
